Diabetic Foot Care
The right diabetic shoes can protect your feet and your independence. Getting them shouldn’t be a hassle.
At Your Health & Comfort, a certified fitter comes to you — at home, in your senior community, or at your care facility — and fits you in person.
Care That Comes to You
For someone with diabetes, a poor fit can lead to more than discomfort — it can cause blisters, sores, and serious complications.
We believe proper care deserves a proper visit. During your appointment, a certified fitter will:
- Review your health and foot history
- Measure both feet in person and recommend the best fit for you
- Account for swelling and reduced sensation, so your shoes truly protect you
- Offer simple guidance on essential vitamins that support foot and nerve health
Does Medicare Cover Diabetic Shoes?
In most cases, yes. Medicare Part B includes a therapeutic footwear benefit that typically covers one pair of diabetic shoes and inserts each year for people who qualify.
To be eligible, you generally need:
- A diagnosis of diabetes
- An ongoing treatment plan with your doctor
- At least one related foot condition, such as a history of ulcers, poor circulation, or nerve damage
- Your doctor’s certification that the shoes are medically necessary
Coverage and costs are set by Medicare and depend on your individual plan. We will verify exactly what applies to you.
How It Works
Step 1
Reach Out
Complete our short form or call us, and we will check what you may qualify for.
Step 2
We Verify Your Coverage
We confirm your benefits and any cost to you before you commit.
Step 3
We Coordinate With Your Doctor
If a prescription or certification is needed, we arrange it with your physician’s office.
Step 4
We Come to You
A certified fitter visits your home or facility and fits you in person.
Step 5
We Handle the Billing
We submit the claim and manage the insurance side. Most patients pay little or nothing.
Ready to Get Started?
Finding out if you qualify takes just a few minutes, and there is no cost to ask.
We come to you — because you deserve better care.