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January 15, 2026 #8,184  Publisher-Barry Block, DPM, JD
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| PODIATRISTS IN THE COMMUNITY - PART 1 | |
Podiatrist Who founded Palmyra Public Library Celebrates 100th Birthday
Most people are lucky to make one lasting contribution to humanity in their lifetime. For Catherine “Kitty” Hand, DPM of Cleona, she has had the good fortune to have been a positive force for the betterment of mankind in her medical practice and via her philanthropy in Lebanon County.
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At a recent celebration at Lebanon Country Club to commemorate and celebrate her upcoming 100th birthday on Jan. 17, LebTown asked the soon-to-be centenarian what she believes her biggest legacy to the Lebanon Valley is. “The Palmyra Public Library,” Dr. Hand, who founded the library in the 1950s, said, without missing a beat. “My dream became a reality. Hand, who practiced podiatry for 42 years in Palmyra, not only put her patients on firm footing but also at the library, which grew from a few thousand resources when founded to an asset worth millions of dollars today.
Source: James Mentzer, Leb Town [1/13/26]
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| PODIATRISTS IN THE COMMUNITY - PART 2 | |
PA Podiatrist Thrives After Bilateral Knee Replacement
Years of chronic knee and leg pain were the norm for Tom Albright, DPM a podiatrist with UPMC from Lewisburg, who at 57 years old saw his active lifestyle starting to take a backseat to his pain. For years, Albright has followed the same guidance he offers his patients... explore and exhaust all the conservative, non-surgical options before opting for surgery, but the effectiveness waned.
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“After years of living with chronic knee and leg pain, my active lifestyle slipped away,” Dr. Albright said. “As a physician, I’ve always told my patients to try every conservative option before considering surgery, and I did the same. But when those options stopped working, I knew it was time to make a change.” Now, approaching one-year post-surgery, you wouldn’t even know it. Albright’s back to living his life on his terms, not defined by pain, and is grateful for having his life back.
Source: Standard-Journal [1/23/26]
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Skin Substitute Wastage Is No Longer Reimbursable: Medicare
Key Takeaways
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Discarded Skin Substitutes Will Not Be Paid. Medicare does not reimburse for any unused or discarded portions of non-BLA skin substitutes, regardless of package size or clinical necessity.
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JW and JZ Modifiers Do Not Apply. The JW and JZ modifiers are limited to drugs and biologicals payable under Medicare Part B and must not be used for skin substitutes billed as incident-to supplies.
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Only the Applied Portion Is Billable. Providers may bill Medicare only for the units actually administered to the patient; discarded units must be absorbed by the provider, making waste reduction and product selection more important than ever.
Source: Wounds [1/6/26] Reviewed by Jennifer J. Spector, DPM
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| PRACTICE MANAGEMENT TIP OF THE DAY | |
5 Practical Tips to Reduce Denials, Improve Cash Flow
Technology is often the go-to solution for healthcare administrative workflow woes, including billing. Still, it’s just one of several practical steps that can deliver tangible impact, many of which require little to no capital investment. Here are five of the most effective.
2. Use Trained and Credentialed Coders
Slow, inaccurate, or incomplete coding contributes to delayed and denied claims. It’s a wrench in billing workflows that the practice may not even be aware of, particularly when physicians are tasked with self-managing their coding or the practice lumps coding responsibilities in with other adjacent areas, such as registration. Placing coding responsibilities in the hands of non-coders can quietly drain revenue from the practices in several ways:
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Denials and Underpayments: Coding errors are responsible for up to 22% of claim denials in private practices, frequently due to mismatched codes, lack of medical necessity, or payer-specific requirements.
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Delayed Reimbursements: Incorrect coding leads to delayed payments, which increases days in A/R—contributing to the creeping percentage of aged receivables over 90 days—disrupting cash flow and forcing staff time to be diverted from core responsibilities to re-working claims and managing denials.
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Lost Revenue: Industry estimates suggest that 10–20% of claims are denied on first submission, many of which could be avoided with proper coding.
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Compliance Risks: Mistakes like upcoding or unbundling can trigger audits, fines, and even fraud allegations. Penalties under the False Claims Act can reach $27,000 per claim, plus triple damages.
Investing in credentialed coders, whether as direct hires or through an outsourcing partnership, who are experienced in the practice’s specialty or mix of specialties, can quickly pay for itself.
Source: Debra Stall, Medical Economics [1/9/26]
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| SOLE PURPOSE BY SAVANNAH SANTIAGO, DPM | |
Lessons Learned From My First Time in the Operating Room
Here are some valuable tips that have aided Savannah Santiago, DPM in navigating her experiences as a student and a resident:
4. Calm Yourself Down With a Deep Breath - Before scrubbing in, take a deep breath to ground yourself. The OR can be chaotic, especially for students, and this practice helps you enter the room with a sense of calm and readiness, reducing the likelihood of mistakes. It has made a huge difference for me! Do the same thing before you walk into a patient's room in clinic.
5. Pay Attention and Anticipate - Always be prepared for the next step, have a lap or the bovie ready, ask for scissors when the resident is suturing. While it's important to anticipate what's needed, avoid overstepping your role. If you are a third or fourth-year student, you won't be the one performing complex skin-to-skin procedures, so stay within your boundaries. Do not take things out of people’s hands.
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (NON-CLINICAL) | |
From: James Huish, DPM
I am very satisfied with Inteliscribe. The pricing is very reasonable, significantly more affordable than several other AI platforms I have used, while still delivering excellent performance. Both the mobile app and desktop interfaces are intuitive, clean, and easy to use. The quality and accuracy of dictation capture across all components of my clinical documentation, combined with the speed of transcription, are outstanding. From a workflow perspective, I have seen clear improvements in efficiency, particularly in billing and coding, due to the additional features built into the system. Overall, Inteliscribe has delivered exceptional value to my practice, with strong security and practical tools that extend well beyond transcription alone. I highly recommend it.
James Huish, DPM, Safford, AZ
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (SOLE PURPOSE BY SAVANNAH SANTIAGO, DPM) -PART 1A | |
From: Tom Silver, DPM
As a student, I was on a rotation at a hospital and excited to observe one of my first forefoot cases. I asked a supervising nurse which OR the podiatry case was in. She told me, then said something to the effect "you work with feet...oh how disgusting!" On my way to the OR, I passed by another OR and saw several doctors and nurses working between the legs of an extremely obese patient. I then walked into the OR where I was about to observe, I saw a nicely scrubbed, very clean, exposed forefoot. Lesson learned: There are a lot worse things to be working with than feet!
Tom Silver, DPM, Minneapolis, MN
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (SOLE PURPOSE BY SAVANNAH SANTIAGO, DPM) -PART 1B | |
From: Allen M. Jacobs, DPM
The commentary regarding the preparation of a resident for surgery is important. However, there is the other side of the equation: the role of the attending. Ultimately, the goal is to graduate a resident that will have the confidence to perform surgery independently. We have a responsibility to the resident as they have to the attending. I have devoted my life to the education of students and residents and would like to share some thoughts.
A pre-operative discussion is critical. What factors did the attending consider in making the decision to proceed with surgery? What are the intended goals of the surgery? In what manner is the surgery planned to be performed? What are the intended goals of the resident for the case? Are you prepared to offer constructive...
Editor’s note: Dr. Jacobs’ extended-length letter can be read here.
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (SOLE PURPOSE BY SAVANNAH SANTIAGO, DPM) -PART 1C | |
From: Mark Wolpa, DPM
After reading Dr. Zlotoff's memorable experience, I was reminded of mine that I have not thought about in many years, but still break out in a cold sweat re-living it.
As a first-year residents at the California Podiatry Hospital in San Francisco, we were required to take call and stay overnight at the hospital. Back in the days when dinosaurs roamed the streets, patients having surgery checked into the hospital the night before and we would work them up before their surgery the next day. My surgery schedule had me in the operating room with an attending who was very generous with residents. If the case was B/L, the resident was guaranteed to do a foot. The case I would be scrubbing was a B/L bunionectomy. This was at the beginning of my program and I was very excited to add to my very limited case numbers.
The night before the surgery I was called in the middle of the night to deal with a patient...
Editor’s note: Dr. Wolpa’s extended-length letter can be read here.
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| YOU CAN'T MAKE THESE THINGS UP | |
RE: Outrageous Shoe of the Day
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Here's what happens when you hire an architect to design a shoe. |
Discarding the fashion designer’s usual considerations of function and comfort, Petrovic focuses instead on the shoe as a pure geometric form.
Source: Tea Petrovic via Virtual Shoe Museum
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Selling mobile podiatry practice Gainesville-Jacksonville 18 SNF and 2 ALF. Corporate tax return, financial documentation for each facility (codes used for billings and receivables sent after confidentiality agreement signed. Please email at footcareflorida@gmail.com
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ASSOCIATE POSITION - PITTSBURGH PA
Full-time associate position for multi office locations in the Pittsburgh area. Seeking a dedicated podiatrist with a patient focused, team oriented approach. From routine care to all foot and ankle surgeries. Competitive salary and benefits. Forward CV to gibbsantonella2112@gmail.com or fax to 412-405-8067.
ASSOCIATE PHYSICIAN POSITION – THE WOODLANDS, TEXAS!
Seeking a talented, personable, dedicated physician to join our team. Four office locations, diverse population, state-of-the-art facilities. Amazing quality of life. Competitive Salary and benefits. Immediate Availability. Send resume to ALEXANDRA@NEVILLEFEET.COM
FULL-TIME PODIATRIST – STAMFORD, CT
Join a thriving, modern 5,500 sq. ft. podiatry practice featuring state-of-the-art technology and advanced imaging. Scope includes foot & ankle surgery, trauma, wound care, and general podiatry with strong mentorship and a passion for innovation and growth. $150K base + bonuses, malpractice, PTO, 401(k), CME, and partnership potential. stamfordfootcare@gmail.com | joinourpractice.com
ASSOCIATE PODIATRIST OPPORTUNITIES – MULTIPLE STATES
US Foot & Ankle Specialists (USFAS), the nation's largest podiatric group, is hiring! We have immediate and future openings in DE, MD, NC, OH, VA, & WV—ideal for doctors ready now or graduating by 2026. Join a team committed to advanced technology, top-tier care, and long-term growth. Must be licensed or in process. Email cover letter and resume to: recruiting@us-fas.com
FULL-TIME PODIATRIST – YORK, PENNSYLVANIA
Premier Ankle & Foot Specialists is seeking a full-time podiatrist to join our team. Board Certified/Board Eligible. Competitive base salary + bonus structure, malpractice insurance, paid time off (PTO), a 401k plan with company matching. Send CV to: Premierjobs25@gmail.com or text: 717-819-0402.
PODIATRIST – SAN DIEGO
Live where others vacation—join us today! Seeking motivated podiatrists to join our growing Mobile practice. We offer highly competitive compensation ($200,000+). Dedicated assistants to manage administrative tasks (Scheduling, Billing, Cloud-based EHR, etc.). All equipment & supplies provided. Additional benefits. Website https://barefeet-podiatry.com/ Email: barefeetpodiatry1@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITIONS – AL, CO, FL, GA, IA, IL, KS, LA, MO, MS, NE, OK, TN & UT
Aria Care Partners is seeking Mobile Podiatrists to work 1-2 days/week in skilled nursing facilities. You will have autonomy and focus on clinical care while we take care of all scheduling and billing. Guaranteed daily base rate plus competitive compensation. Electronic charting and all equipment provided. Make a true difference in an under-served population. New graduates or experienced practitioners are welcome! Email CV to: kcampbell@aria.care
ASSOCIATE POSITION – DENVER / ENGLEWOOD CO
CHERRY CREEK & PRO ACTIVE FOOT & ANKLE CLINICS is seeking a FULL-TIME PODIATRIST to join our team- willing to consider part-time. Board Certified/Board Eligible, Must be licensed or in process. Various Competitive base salary + bonus structure, malpractice insurance, paid time off (PTO), a 401k plan with company matching. Please send inquiries CV to email 5701SPACE@GMAIL.COM or text message to 303-204-0846.
ASSOCIATE POSITION – LOS ANGELES, CA
Busy growing multidoctor podiatry group in Los Angeles affiliated with a large academic medical center, looking to hire a new full time podiatrist. Must be Board qualified/certified, hold a CA state podiatry license, DEA. Must be 3-year surgical residency trained with expertise in diabetic wound care. Competitive compensation with benefits including health, dental, vision and malpractice insurance, 401k with profit sharing. Opportunity for very rapid professional growth. Email cover letter and CV to rklee@mednet.ucla.edu
ASSOCIATE POSITION - SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Busy, growing, multi-location practice seeking partnership tract associate. Board qualified surgically trained Podiatrist. Benefits include competitive salary, insurances, retirement, and productivity bonus. Surgical Center on-site. Recent retirement of the founding Doctor has us too busy. Southern Maryland has a small-town feel, offering many outdoor activities and a rapidly developing community close to the metropolitan DC area. Please forward CV and cover letter to mdfootdoc@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
Seeking ethical board eligible/board certified podiatrist to replace retiring physician in a multi-specialty group in Eastern North Carolina. Inherit a loyal patient base with strong internal referrals and immediate volume. Attractive salary with comprehensive benefits including health insurance, 401K and malpractice insurance. New, modern office with digital x-ray, CT, MRI, vascular testing, ultrasound and lab facilities. Hospital and surgical center privileges available. Very strong referral base. Please send cover letter and CV to tcurd@cchealthcare.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – NEW YORK, NY
Podiatrist position available. Flexible hours with both part time/ full time flexibility. Highly competitive salary with bonus structure. Recent grads graduating this year in July welcome to apply. Send CV to toetalpodiatrynyc@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE PODIATRIST – METRO ATLANTA
Rapidly expanding Metro Atlanta Podiatry practice seeking a motivated Associate. Our brand-new office is located in one of the Southeast’s largest medical hubs. Hands-on mentorship in complex reconstructive foot and ankle surgery is available, along with competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and a sign-on bonus. BQ/BC Contact: javanbass@yahoo.com | 770-484-9599
ASSOCIATE POSITION - FT/PT - CHARLESTON, SC AREA
Multi-location podiatry group with excellent work life balance, ideal for family focused individual. FT Position – $150K or competitive PT position. Board Elig/Cert required. Please send letter of interest and CV to charlestonpodiatry@yahoo.com or text 803-614-0694.
ASSOCIATE POSITION - MARYLAND
Join a dynamic, fast-growing podiatry practice seeking a surgically trained podiatrist who thrives in the OR and delivers exceptional patient care. We value integrity, drive, and teamwork. Enjoy strong support, a solid referral base, and real career growth. Call or text 410-459-4909 (preferred) or email DrHoward@HLESfootcare.com to learn more.
ASSOCIATE POSITION OPEN IN DALLAS/FORT WORTH AREA
Join our dynamic multi-specialty group, spanning 6 locations in DFW, equipped with cutting-edge technology, physical therapy and an established patient base. Our practice also includes a surgery center. We offer a competitive starting salary with bonus and benefits. Send your CV to Cnunez1940@gmail.com
FULL-TIME PODIATRIST - ORANGE/LOS ANGELES COUNTIES
Join a well established multi-location group practice. Participate in Residency Training and Clinical Research. Must be well trained in surgery and limb preservation. Send CV to podiatricri@yahoo.com
FULL TIME PODIATRIST- WYOMISSING, PA
Integrated Foot and Ankle Specialists, one of the largest podiatric providers in the country, seeks a growth-ready Podiatrist for our thriving Wyomissing practice. Join a physician-led, collaborative team with an established patient base, competitive compensation with bonuses, full benefits, malpractice coverage, and CME support. Email hr@integratedfootandankle.com
ASSOCIATE PODIATRIST – CHELSEA, MI
Well-established podiatry practice seeking a surgical podiatrist to replace retiring physician. Practice includes general podiatry, wound care, surgery, and biomechanics. ABFAS qualified/certified preferred. Patient-focused candidate with interest in partnership. Competitive, production-based compensation. 15 miles west of Ann Arbor. Email cover letter and CV to drwright@stepaheadchelsea.com
FULL-TIME PODIATRIST – NEW JERSEY
Well-established, multi-location New Jersey podiatry practice seeks a motivated, compassionate full-time Doctor to join our growing team. We offer competitive six-figure compensation ($200,000–$250,000+), a sign-on bonus, end-of-year bonus, health insurance (medical, dental, vision), paid time off, paid malpractice coverage, and a 401(k). Excellent opportunity for both experienced podiatrists and recent graduates to thrive in a high-volume, office-based setting. Expand your clinical skills in a supportive, professional environment. Please send your CV to DPMcareer@PodiatryCenterNJ.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – SE FLORIDA
Busy patient focused practice seeks full time associate for clinical, nursing home and surgical duties. Must be ABFAS BC/BQ, outgoing and able to develop relationships with local physicians. Must speak Spanish. Modern office, EMR, dig x-ray, DME. Base salary + bonus Email CV to: a.burrillphs@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE PODIATRIST – MANHATTAN
Rare opportunity to join a well-established, thriving practice in the heart of Manhattan. We offer competitive compensation, health benefits, and a supportive clinical environment. Board-eligible or board-certified candidates required; strong surgical skills are preferred. Qualified and ambitious candidates are encouraged to email their CV to nycfootdoctors@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE PODIATRIST – PORTSMOUTH & NASHUA, NH (BOSTON AREA)
Privately owned New England podiatry practice seeks DPM for long-term associate role. No call, no hospital rounds, weekends free. Efficient, systemized practice with mentorship, autonomy, and strong surgical exposure. Competitive compensation ($130K–$300K). Enjoy quality medicine and true work-life balance. Email CV to: jssartori@yahoo.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION- NEW YORK
Busy multi-specialty medical office is in immediate need of an experienced podiatrist to see patients once a week at our office. New York State certified and fully accredited with all New York State accepted insurances including Medicare, Medicaid and private insurances. Existing patient base from a now retired podiatrist. mlopez@hvhgmd.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – JACKSONVILLE, FL
Multi-location podiatry group seeking Board Qualified/Certified podiatric surgeon for a location in Jacksonville, FL. This is an outstanding opportunity to join an established practice. We offer an excellent compensation and benefit package. Please send inquiries CV to email 1sourcemm@gmail.com or text message to 912-816-8949.
ASSOCIATE POSITION - NEW JERSEY
FT Position – $150K+ (negotiable). Modern office with established patients and pleasant work environment. Board Elig/Cert required; surgical skills preferred. Benefits include: bonus, health, malpractice, 401K, vacation. Confidentiality respected. Text ?732-320-9672 to inquire or email CV to totalcarefootandankle@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION PART TIME – NEW JERSEY
Well established group practice seeking a part-time associate 2-3 days a week, with full-time potential, in Freehold and Burlington, NJ. Applicant must have a current NJ License, Board Certified/Qualified, and at least 1 year experience as a rendering provider. Please send letter of interest and CV to cherylm@njpodiatrygroup.com
ASSOCIATE DOCTOR WANTED- SOUTHEASTERN NH
Join a thriving, growth-focused, patient-centered practice and build a long-term home. Ideal for someone eager to learn, grow, and lead while making a real impact. We offer mentorship, a supportive, drama-free culture, and room to grow your skills and patient base. Seeking a compassionate, motivated podiatrist who’s a great communicator and team player. Competitive compensation. Enjoy life near the White Mountains, lakes, seacoast, and Boston. email: info@footandanklesnh.com
WOUND CARE FELLOWSHIP – NEW YORK
CPME APPROVED 12 month fellowship, located at St. John's Episcopal Hospital in Queens, New York. Hospital and clinic environment, with onsite hyperbaric medicine. The wound care fellowship position pays a 6 figure salary for the year, with benefits. Please contact or jtfootcare@gmail.com. EOE employer.
FACULTY POSITION - TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE
Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine seeks a non-tenure track Assistant/Associate Professor (Clinician Scholar) to begin April 1, 2026. The role includes teaching, clinical care, surgical call coverage, research, and student mentorship. Candidates must hold a DPM/MD/DO with PA licensure eligibility, DEA registration, and strong teaching potential. ABFAS eligibility and inclusive teaching experience preferred. Apply by February 2, 2026 with CV, cover letter, statements, and references. Email applications to podiatryadmin@temple.edu. Temple University is an equal opportunity employer.
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