Don't Walk on Eggshells: How Diabetic Shoe Programs Protect Your Feet

For diabetics, foot health becomes a top priority. Poor circulation and reduced sensation can lead to severe complications if left unchecked, and unfortunately, these complications become more challenging to detect as the condition progresses.

Advanced Feet and Ankle Care wants you to know that there's an accessible option designed to empower you and help you take control of this issue: diabetic shoe programs. Keep reading to learn more about it!

The Power of a Proper Fit

Diabetic shoes are specially designed to address the unique needs of diabetic feet. They offer:

·        Extra depth: Accommodates custom orthotics, preventing pressure on the top of the foot.

·        Superior comfort: Reduces the risk of blisters, corns, and calluses, which can turn into severe ulcers if unnoticed.

·        Supportive construction: Promotes stability and reduces stress on the foot and ankle joints.

Worried you won’t be able to step out in style while wearing a pair of diabetic shoes? Good news! Gone are the days of clunky, uncomfortable diabetic footwear. Today's programs offer a wide range of styles and colors, ensuring you can find a shoe that suits your taste.

Preventing Complications

·        Diabetic shoes are more than just comfortable. They play a crucial role in preventing foot ulcers, a dangerous complication that can lead to infection and even amputation.

·        By reducing pressure points and promoting proper circulation, they create a healthy environment for your feet, lowering the chances of unseen complications getting started in the first place!

Taking Control of Your Foot Health

Diabetic shoe programs are often covered by insurance, making them an affordable way to safeguard your feet. Unsure if you’ll need to pay out of pocket? Many don’t need to, while others spend minor amounts. The team at Advanced Feet and Ankle Care can help you navigate the program and find the perfect pair of shoes for your needs.

Don't wait until a problem arises! Get in touch to learn more about our diabetic shoe program and take a proactive step towards healthy feet.

Dr. Jason Grossman, Dr. Yaakov Tropper, and Dr. Paul A. Osemene are ready to help at our comfortable, convenient Advanced Feet and Ankle Care offices in Old Bridge, Sayreville, and Freehold. Call (732) 679-4330 to schedule your appointment, or contact us online today!