Here's a pandemic diabetic foot triage system.

The COVID-19 pandemic has precipitated a reason to re-examine staffing ratios.

With the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic, expect a rise in use of wearable gadgets.

Practicing in the Age of COVID-19 means change.

My Feet Are Killing Me, a blend of entertainment and medical information, raises the profile of foot and ankle surgeons.

These techniques help make a bad situation manageable.

These podiatrists elected to continue operations during the pandemic.

Here is a review of talked-about possible treatments—some of which come with caveats, insufficient evidence, and/or non-recommendations.

Meet APMA President Seth A. Rubenstein, DPM.

The COVID-19 pandemic underscores the role of remote patient management.

New laws help soften the economic losses suffered.

During this pandemic, rules and regulations are ever-changing.

Here are the issues you need to address as a DME Supplier—both for the present and post-crisis.

There are valuable lessons to be learned from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Our experts discuss patient care, safety, economic survival, staffing issues, and best practices.

Here are some strategies to consider as you wrestle with the ever-changing “new normal”—and ways to help you prepare for the next major crisis.

A 10% increase in patient volume and revenue/patient can result in a 58% gain!

These 90-second spots are powerful marketing tools.

Here are some answers to some queries raised at recent podiatry meetings.

There is much more to the employment contract than the bottom line.

New entertainment rules now apply.

It’s important to keep up with yearly changes.

Your role as a doctor requires some acting.