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Diabetes treatment has come a long way since the condition’s discovery. Today, people with diabetes have a much-improved life...
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Though it might seem strange, your feet are one of the most vulnerable areas of the body when you live with diabetes. Part of...
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When your lifestyle revolves around managing your type two diabetes, remaining active is key to warding off adverse symptoms....
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Diabetes is one of the most common health conditions in the United States. Yet, for every person diagnosed with this condition,...
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Peripheral neuropathy is a very common condition that those living with diabetes often experience. Characterized by radiating...
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Swelling and discomfort in the feet are common symptoms for those living with diabetes. Whether you’re maintaining an active...
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CGS recently released some updates to the coverage provisions for those beneficiaries of shoes, inserts, and shoe modifications...
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One of our most frequently asked questions is, “What are diabetic shoes and what makes a diabetic shoe different the average...
The A5514 HCPCS code went live on 1/1/2019 after the temporary K0903 was “cross walked” into a permanent A code. However, since...
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There have been thousands of articles written, and many case studies conducted on diabetic foot treatments. We obviously know,...
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Are you wondering what the best shoes are for your feet? Do you suffer from ankle instability or hallux rigidus? It can be...
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In case you did not attend, there was a webinar held by CGS reviewing the updates to the Therapeutic Shoes for Persons with...
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Feet come in all different shapes and sizes, which makes the footwear options boundless. When you add in some of the conditions...
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Medicare reimbursement rates tend to change year after year and we wanted to give you a clear snapshot of what the differences...
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With our full service laboratory, we have the capability of providing a 100% custom, accommodative product. Feet come in all...
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CGS Medicare App is updated! Download it now for LCD’s, Fee Schedules, CMS news and MORE, right at your fingertips!
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Are your referring physicians slow to respond to paperwork requests for diabetic shoes…or not responding at all? It can be a...
Effective 1/1/20, CMS updated Standard Documentation Requirements (SDR) Article A55426 attached to the Therapeutic Shoes for...
Learn how and why to sign-up on the webpages that each of the DME MACs have setup to assist Podiatrists and DME suppliers!
Learn how to use internet-based PECOS for Medicare supplier enrollment with 3 simple steps!
Providers, are you educating your patient with reminders? Patients, are you getting reminders? Below is why diabetic foot exams...
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Document, document, document...get paid and stay paid 2020!
Ensure your patients receive new shoes yearly with an Anodyne reminder postcard!
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CONTINUE TO GET PAID AFTER JANUARY 1 2020……
Do not wait. Update your patients' records and use Medicare Beneficiary identifiers...
A challenge with billing therapeutic shoes/inserts for diabetic patients’ is obtaining proper paperwork from the physician, as...
Feet come in all different shapes and sizes. When you mix in all the different foot ailments, bunions, hammertoes, edema, etc.,...
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How to properly cast a patient using a foam impression box for custom diabetic insoles is important because it allows us at...
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Typically, the type of patient that requires a toe filler is high risk. You must take extreme care in providing and monitoring...
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Properly fitting A5512 heat moldable inserts is not super difficult, but is extremely important in ensuring the best possible...
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Knowing what the problem is, is only the beginning. Finding the solution is the key. Below is a list of some of the most common...
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Food for thought. No. Food for feet! Did you know there are a few different foods can actually affect the health of your feet in...
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Looking for the best fitting winter boots? First, you need to learn how to properly fit winter boots. When it begins to snow,...
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"Shin splints” is a general term for a condition caused by inflammation to the anterior or posterior muscles and tendons in the...
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By forgoing socks, donning flip-flops, or simply going barefoot, Summer was the time to free our feet from their year-long...
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Heel pain is fairly common, and can be a result of many different issues or conditions. Nonetheless, regardless of what is...
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Plantar fasciitis is the medical term for inflammation of the plantar fascia, which is the connective tissue that runs along the...
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Your nails are a reflection of your overall health, which is why proper nail care is so important. Below are a few simple and...
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Having properly fitting footwear is important for everyone, and especially important for a developing child. Boy's feet typically...
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Even after an awful start to spring here in the Midwest, it appears summer is upon us. With summer comes a lot more outdoor...
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Summer tends to be one of the busier times for the year in terms of people traveling. One thing you may have noticed while flying...
I’ve talked before about how to care for your feet, and the importance of going to a Podiatrist on a regular basis (especially...
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Historically, custom orthotics/inserts were made by taking a slipper cast or foam impression of a patient’s foot. Plaster would...
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It’s crazy to think that it’s almost May already. Spring, or what we’re calling “spring”, is basically over. As it gets warmer...
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Knowing how to receive a foot massage doesn’t take much. However, knowing how to give a good foot massage takes a little bit of...
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In Traditional Chinese Medicine, fasciitis is understood to result from kidney and liver deficiencies. The kidney controls the...
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Eating for your feet sounds like an odd concept. It even sounds weird to say. Nonetheless, it is important to know how your diet...
Each year, more than one-third of people age 65 or older fall. Falls and fall-related injuries, such as hip fractures, can have a...
Many have asked, what is a hammertoe? For those of you who are unfamiliar, a hammertoe is a contracture (bending) of one or both...
I may be generalizing, but I think it’s safe to say, all of us deal with foot odor…to some extent. Some of us more than others....
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Foot odor. Gross. Even saying the words in your head brings to mind a lot of pictures, ideas and memories. Not good ones either....
A common New Year’s Resolution is to improve exercise habits. For someone with diabetic neuropathy, this may not be so easy. You...
Let’s face it. most of us are hard on our feet. On average, we take close to 10,000 steps a day. Nonetheless, even though we take...
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Being active is an important part of our everyday lives. Whether it be walking, running, swimming, biking, etc., it’s important...
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My name is Billy Kanter, and I am excited to share with you all sorts of tips and facts about caring for your...
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