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Orthotics are designed to fit your feet while providing arch support which can help to alleviate pain caused by the bio mechanical inadequacies of your feet and legs.
The most common reasons people use foot orthotics are for arch and heel pain, lower leg tendonitis and for knee pain.
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A podiatrist is a medical professional devoted to the treatment of disorders of the foot, ankle, and lower extremity.
Because diabetic patients are more prone to foot problems, it is important for them to have a podiatrist as part of their health team.
Fungal nails and infections are very common and cause the nail to discolor and become thick. Over time this thickening can become painful.
Athletes of all kinds are at risk of sustaining foot or ankle injuries. These injures, if left untreated, could become a long term condition.
Therapeutic shoes or insertsThe Medicare Therapeutic Shoe Bill allows people with diabetes to get specialized footwear and foot orthotics that are custom made to provide the proper fit and gait for our patients.
For each individual, coverage provides for one pair of extra depth shoes and three pairs of inserts annually. Medicare will pay 80% of the eligible cost. Secondary insurance may completely cover the remaining cost.
Shoes and inserts are often covered by most insurance companies for people who suffer from diabetes and have advanced diabetic foot care needs.
All people with Medicare Part B who have diabetes and severe diabetic foot disease are covered. Your doctor must certify that you need therapeutic shoes or inserts. A podiatrist or other qualified doctor must prescribe these items
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