Knowing what happens at a first podiatry visit makes it far more productive. Learn what to bring, what the examination involves, which questions to prepare, and what usually happens by the end of the appointment.

Changing how a shoe is laced can relieve pressure on a bunion, stop heel slip, or make room for a high arch, all without buying anything. Learn which lacing pattern addresses which problem and why it works.

Prescription diabetic shoes are engineered to prevent ulcers, not simply to be comfortable, and Medicare covers them for patients who meet specific criteria. Learn what makes them different and how the qualification process works.