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Therapeutic Shoes - Extra-Depth Shoes - Extra-Width Shoes - Diabetic Shoes
Nothing feels better than a new pair of comfortable shoes. You just feel so much better at the end of the day. We have shoes engineered for treating specific foot problems that feel like tennis shoes. Shoes for dress, casual or athletics. Whether you need an extra-depth shoe, an extra-wide shoe, orthopedic support, or a diabetic shoe with inserts, these shoes provide comfort all day. Manufacturers' Catalogs:
or choose from these shoe categories:
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Men's Diabetic Shoes
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Men's Therapeutic Shoes
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Men's Casual and Dress
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Extra depth, accept orthotics, Neuropthy relief.
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Orthopedic support, extra depth, toe room.
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Dress shoes that feel like Tennis shoes.
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Women's Diabetic Shoes
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Women's Therpeutic Shoes
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Women's Casual & Dress
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Extra depth, removable insoles, recommended for Diabetic foot.
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Designed to treat your feet for all day comfort.
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Hidden depth, layered insoles for fitting perfection.
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Women's Athletic Shoes
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Men's Athletic Shoes
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Pediatric Shoes
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Supportive cushioning with arch support, High Performance.
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Tennis shoes with support and layered insoles.
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Special shoes for kids
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Inserts and Orthotics
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Special Care Socks
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Post Op & Pain Relief
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Orthotic Inserts, heel cups, Gel insoles and lifts.
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Dress or Sports socks and Diabetic Socks.
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Post-Op & Pain Relief
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Foot Care and Diabetic Shoe Center
Read about Diabetic Neuropathy
More information on categories of Diabetic Shoes and Medicare Coverage of Diabetic Shoes.
Common foot conditions that require therapeutic shoes.
Ever used an orthotic insert?
| | Medicare and Diabetic Shoes |
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| Medicare does reimburse for, or authorize the coverage of Diabetic shoes, if the shoes are fitted to your feet by a Pedorthist. Most cases involve "heat molding" the shoe or insert to your feet such that the foot condition is treated properly. Seek a local source in your area to fit you for Diabetic Shoes. Even with this personal fitting, the shoes must be prescribed by a qualified physician treating a foot condition resulting from Diabetes. In addition, the person fitting and providing the shoes must be approved by Medicare and must be a Medicare provider in order to properly bill for the product. For more information on Medicare coverage of Diabetic Shoes see Medicare FAQ. Or call Medicare: 1-800-633-4227.
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You wouldn't go walking in a hurricane.
You wouldn't wash your car in the driving rain.
You wouldn't wear shoes that cause you pain!
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