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Do I need to see a podiatrist to get diabetic shoes on Medicare?

Not exactly. A podiatrist, orthotist, prosthetist, or pedorthist must fit and dispense the shoes. But any physician managing your diabetes (PCP, endocrinologist, internist) can certify the medical need. We connect you with the right providers.

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The short version

Not exactly. A podiatrist, orthotist, prosthetist, or pedorthist must fit and dispense the shoes. But any physician managing your diabetes (PCP, endocrinologist, internist) can certify the medical need. We connect you with the right providers.

About Diabetic Shoes

Medicare-covered therapeutic shoes. Covered under Medicare Part B (HCPCS A5500). Most-requested brands: Dr. Comfort, Orthofeet, Apex.

Same question by Phoenix metro city

Scottsdale
58,065 Medicare-eligible
Peoria
35,136 Medicare-eligible
Surprise
48,792 Medicare-eligible
Apache Junction
15,360 Medicare-eligible
Sun City
29,215 Medicare-eligible
Sun City West
19,525 Medicare-eligible

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How quickly can I get supplies delivered?

Most orders ship same-day if placed before 2 PM Mountain Time. Delivery to anywhere in the Phoenix metro lands within 1–3 business days.

Do I need a doctor's note to switch suppliers?

We coordinate with your prescriber directly. You don't have to call them or chase paperwork.

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