Traveling Podiatry Care provides comprehensive foot care specializing in diabetic and routine foot care for all patients, regardless of age, income, or place of residence.  Our mobile podiatry service aims to provide high quality foot and lower extremity wound care for patients in their residence, whether that is in assisted or independent living communities, long term care facilities, or in their private homes.  ​

Routine Foot & Nail Care

Diabetic Foot Care

Wound Care

​​Traveling Podiatry Care is able to provide the majority of routine services often provided in the office setting in the convenience of the home.  Some of the common services include:
  • Nail Trimming
  • Nail Debridement
  • Ingrown Nails
  • Toenail Fungus
  • Thick/Discolored Nails
  • Corns & Calluses
  • Bunions
  • Arch Pain
  • ​Foot & Ankle Pain
  • Ankle Sprains
​Medicare and most other insurances will not cover routine foot care except in certain circumstances. It is covered for those with certain medical diagnoses that can put them at risk for infection and other complications if these services are not performed by a podiatrist.  Some of the most common conditions that allow for insurance coverage for routine foot care include: diabetes, peripheral vascular disease, chronic kidney disease, neuropathy, and several more.  Please contact our office if you have questions about your eligibility for coverage for routine foot care.
Part of managing diabetes includes good foot care. Over time, diabetes can damage nerves and blood vessels in the lower legs and feet leading to a loss of sensation, poor circulation, and poor healing. Poor foot care in diabetic patients can lead to infections, ulcers, and amputation in severe cases. Our podiatrists are trained to provide comprehensive and complete diabetic foot care, including:
  • LOPS/Sensation Examinations
  • ​Circulatory Examinations
  • Diabetic Shoe & Insert Orders
  • Treatment of Diabetic Ulcers
  • Treatment of Diabetic Wounds
Our podiatrists have several years of experience in treating wounds to the lower leg and foot. They have extensive knowledge in treating acute, chronic, and non-healing ulcers of all types. Through continuing education courses and seminars, as well as collaboration with other wound specialists, Traveling Podiatry Care doctors are able to provide care to not only improve the wound but also the patient's quality of life. Wound services include:
  • Wound Debridement
  • Wound Bandaging
  • ​Wound Packing
  • Treatment of Foot, Ankle, & Leg Ulcers