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July 16, 2026 #8,314  Publisher-Barry Block, DPM, JD
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| ABPM NEWS | |
ABPM Launches Resident Ambassador Program to Support Future Podiatric Leaders
The American Board of Podiatric Medicine has launched its new Resident Ambassador Program, an initiative designed to encourage leadership development, amplify resident perspectives, and support the next generation of podiatric physicians. Resident Ambassadors serve as advocates, educators, and peer resources while gaining valuable experience in professional service and leadership.
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(L-R) Drs. Umair Siddiqi and Jimmie Lewis, III |
Selected as the program's first Resident Ambassadors are Umair Siddiqi, DPM, and Jimmie Lewis III, DPM. Dr. Siddiqi has distinguished himself through research, scholarship, and mentorship, while Dr. Lewis has demonstrated exceptional leadership through advocacy, organized medicine, and community outreach. Together, they represent the dedication, initiative, and vision that will help shape the future of podiatric medicine.
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| PODIATRISTS IN ACADEMIA | |
UW–Madison Department of Surgery Welcomes 4 Podiatrists
At the beginning of July, the University of Wisconsin–Madison Department of Surgery welcomed four new podiatrists. John Finnell, DPM, has been a practicing podiatrist with University Podiatry Associates for the past 28 years, providing exceptional care to patients throughout the region. Jill Migon, DPM. completed her podiatric medical and surgery residency training in Denver at the Highlands Institute-Presbyterian/St. Luke’s Medical Center with an emphasis on reconstructive surgery and limb salvage.
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(L-R) Drs. Elizabeth Plovanich, Jill Migon, Naren Patel, Audra Smith, and John Finnell |
Elizabeth Plovanich, DPM completed her three-year residency training at Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center in La Crosse with a focus on reconstructive foot surgery. She is board certified by the American Board of Podiatric Medicine and was recognized as a Best of Madison recipient in 2018. Audra Smith, DPM completed her residency training at the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center in Chicago, where she developed expertise in wound care and reconstructive foot and ankle surgery.
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| PODIATRISTS IN THE NEWS | |
OH Podiatrist Explains Why Properly Fitting Shoes Matter for Growing Children
Shari Nichols, DPM, a podiatrist for UHS and director of the UHS Center for Advanced Wound Care, says that children can quickly outgrow their shoes, especially during growth spurts. Dr. Nichols says shoes that are too small or heavily worn can lead to pain, ingrown toenails, and a lack of proper support. “If they're in shoes that are really worn out, they're going to get pain,” Nichols said. “A lot of people will say, ‘Oh, it's just growth spurts or growing pains.' But actually, it could just be that things are worn out.”
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Dr. Nichols says that worn out shoes may no longer provide the shock absorption or support children need. Poorly fitting shoes can also contribute to knee or hip pain and cause problems with a child's toes over time. For families struggling to keep up with a growing child's shoe size, Nichols says that access to new shoes can make a difference beyond just physical health.
Source: Jason Samsel, Fox 40 [7/14/26]
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| PUBLISHED PODIATRISTS | |
FL Podiatric Surgeon Publishes ABFAS Board Review Book
Meily Machado, DPM, MS, recently published Foot & Ankle Surgery: A High-Yield Board Review, a comprehensive surgical review designed to help podiatric residents and physicians prepare for the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery (ABFAS) board examinations. The book organizes high-yield surgical material into a focused and practical format, covering essential concepts in forefoot, midfoot, rearfoot, and ankle surgery. Created with the challenges of board preparation in mind, it emphasizes commonly tested surgical principles, clinical decision-making, imaging, procedural considerations, complications, and other key topics relevant to the ABFAS examination process.
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Rather than requiring candidates to navigate large volumes of information without a clear framework, the book provides a structured roadmap to help readers identify important concepts, reinforce areas of weakness, and study more efficiently. Drawing from her experience preparing for the ABFAS examination and practicing as a podiatric foot and ankle surgeon, Dr. Machado developed the book as the focused, high-yield review resource she wished she had during her own board preparation. The book is intended for podiatric residents, fellows, and physicians seeking an organized and clinically relevant approach to ABFAS board review.
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| PRACTICE MANAGEMENT TIP OF THE DAY | |
Places to Look for Revenue Cycle Leaks Before They Drain Your Practice
1. Decode the remark codes that signal payer down coding
Down-coding hides in plain sight on the remittance. Two codes are the tell. N22, which reads "this procedure code was added/changed because it more accurately describes the services rendered," means the payer swapped the CPT you sent on the 837 for a different one on the 835. CO-150, "payer deems the information submitted does not support this level of service," is the other fingerprint. Billed a 99214 and got paid a 99213? Sent a 99243 and got paid a 99204? That is the swap.
The behavior shows up across payers in different combinations: Humana pairs CO-131 with N22, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare use CO-45 with N22, Anthem leans on CO-186, Sunshine and other Centene plans use CO-150, and Cigna runs a two-step adjust-and-re-adjudicate trick with CO-45, OA-94, and N130. Payers strip modifiers, too: in one Cigna remittance, a 99204 billed with a -25 modifier came back with the modifier gone and the added service unpaid. Pull a report that surfaces these remark codes by claim so the swaps stop slipping past in the daily posting.
Source: Keith A. Reynolds, Physicians Practice
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| FINANCIAL TIP OF THE DAY |
5 Ways To Increase Your Investment Income In Retirement
Finding income investments in retirement requires a careful balance. Here are five ways to boost your cash flow without taking on unnecessary risk.
2. Real estate investment trusts (REITs)
REITs let you earn income from real estate without managing physical property. These companies own or finance income-producing real estate such as apartment buildings, shopping centers, healthcare facilities, or data centers and trade like a normal stock. Since REITs are required to distribute at least 90% of taxable income to shareholders, they generally provide higher yields than other stocks.
The trade-off is that REIT income is not risk-free. Jason Fannon, a certified financial planner, cautions that REITs can be cyclical and closely tied to broader real estate conditions. Interest rates can also impact returns: "Rising rates can increase borrowing costs and make them less attractive compared with other fixed-income securities." REITs can also use leverage, which might amplify returns but also exacerbate losses, Roland Chow adds. REIT income is typically taxed as ordinary income, so it doesn't receive the more favorable qualified dividends tax rate.
Source: Coryanne Hicks, Kiplinger [July 2026]
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| SOLE PURPOSE BY SAVANNAH SANTIAGO, DPM | |
Here are some valuable tips that have aided Savannah Santiago, DPM in navigating her experiences as a student and a resident:
7. Patients with dementia are often scared
One of the hardest but most important lessons: dementia patients aren’t just confused, they’re frightened. They sense something is wrong but can’t grasp why. This was especially true in vascular dementia patients who were painfully aware that their memory and function were slipping. The worst thing we can do is remind them of what they’ve forgotten or correct them repeatedly.
The better path: re-assure them, smile, and let them know you’re there to help. I was deeply moved watching the geriatric physicians I worked with—patiently listening to the same story for the fifth time, treating it as though it were being told for the first. That patience is its own kind of medicine.
Source: This series is adapted from and courtesy of PRESENT eLearning Systems.
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (DME) - PART 1 | |
From: Gary S Smith, DPM
I had a similar issue. My staff made some minor mistake on our re-application. We didn't find out until we were denied DME claims. She had fixed the mistake in time and there were no mistakes. They told us they were "still processing it". This went on for months. It started in May. In September, we contacted PICA because they cover things like this. The lawyer thought it was a big joke and did nothing. All I got was a huge increase in my PICA premiums.
Finally, in January, we contacted our congressman. In about 2 weeks, the ball got rolling and our re-application was approved. They did pay for the denied claims from over the previous year. I imagine they will pay for your claims made after you re-applied but not in between lapses. You can bill the patients.
Gary S Smith, DPM, Bradford, PA
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (DME) - PART 2 | |
RE: WISeR Follow Up and AI
From: Paul Kesselman DPM
Since my last post on the House Appropriations Committee action on the WISeR program, the House Committee did in fact move forward with an amendment which would block further Federal funding for the program. Most recently, Virtix, the WISeR vendor in Washington State, who depends on AI to approve or deny prior authorizations, was cited having failed multiple audit subjects across five areas of complaints. This ultimately led to the WISeR program being unable to meet the 72-hour turnaround time. CMS has ordered the AI vendor to submit a Corrective Action Plan. How this may impact your claims and other WISeR models is still unclear.
If your Prior Authorizations are not sufficiently resolved (either approved or denied), you should report these incidents to your local and regional Medicare office in your MAC.
Paul Kesselman, DPM, Oceanside, NY
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (CATEGORIZATION OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE) | |
From: David S. Wolf, DPM
Kudos to Dr. Gary Dorfman on podiatric identity. As one of the older members of our profession, this post truly resonated with me. When I entered podiatry school nearly 60 years ago, I confess that I carried a degree of professional insecurity. Our profession was still working to earn its rightful place within the medical community. There were only 5 or 6 one-year internships/residencies. We were relegated to performing foot surgery in our offices, as surgical privileges in hospitals were unattainable.
Looking back, it has been a privilege to witness the remarkable evolution of our profession. As Dr. Dorfman posited, “podiatrists are highly trained physicians and surgeons who play an essential role in limb preservation, diabetic care, sports medicine, reconstructive surgery, and multidisciplinary healthcare.” Thankfully, we have come a long way baby. All of the discussions and angst about parity, plenary licensing, student debt, and decreasing enrollment in our schools are real but…
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RE: Outrageous Shoe of the Day
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Tribute to artist Keith Haring |
Source: Nicholas Kirkwood via Virtual Shoe Museum
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FULL-TIME ASSOCIATE PODIATRIST – QUEEN CREEK, AZ
Well-established podiatry practice seeking a motivated full-time associate. Strong referral base, high patient volume, and outstanding professional growth opportunities. Excellent compensation and benefits package. Modern office with advanced technology, supportive staff, established referral network, and surgical opportunities. Please submit your CV to oprice@impressionfoot.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - CLEVELAND, OH
Great opportunity to settle in the Cleveland area. Well established two office practice seeking full-time associate. In search of a self-motivated individual with well rounded office and surgical experience. Board qualified/certified required. We offer a very generous pay structure based on production and 401k contributions. Send CV to JHFootcare@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE WANTED - MICHIGAN
Growing multi-physician practice in Michigan seeking full-time podiatrist. No schedule competition means rapid individual growth. Features digital X-rays, EHR, full-scope podiatry, and contractual buy-in option. Competitive salary, bonuses, benefits. Email CV to michiganpod1@gmail.com
PODIATRIST POSITION - PORTLAND, OREGON AREA
Seeking position to go alongside 4 other DPMs in the Portland area. Looking for a highly motivated, patient focused, and collaborative doctor. We offer immediate patient volume in well-established clinics, knowledgeable assistants, competitive salary, new technology, and bonuses on productivity. Send CV to drtrev@elitefaor.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – THE WOODLANDS, TEXAS
Come Home to The Woodlands! Become one of the Best in one of the Best Communities to live and work in The United States. We are seeking the immediate hire of a personable, well-rounded physician and surgeon to join our practice. Excellent compensation and benefits package offered. Please send your resume to: alexandra@nevillefeet.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - DALLAS, TX METROPLEX
Established 3 location practice in Dallas metroplex is seeking a motivated, hardworking DPM for full-time or part-time employment. Practice includes general podiatry with foot/ankle cases, competitive salary with performance bonus. To apply, please submit CV to: IFAPODIATRST@GMAIL.COM
ASSOCIATE POSITION - NORTH MIAMI BEACH
Available Immediately. North Miami Beach area. Needed part -time podiatrist , 1-2 days/week, house calls in North Dade/Broward counties; supplies and EMR are provided; pay structure is flexible depending on preferences. Please text to 312-375-6430.
ASSOCIATE POSITION FT/PT - SOUTH JERSEY
Join our well-established podiatric group practice serving the community for over 45 years. We seek a motivated, compassionate, ethical team player proficient in all aspects of podiatric medicine, including routine foot care. A New Jersey license and enrollment with Blue Cross/Blue Shield and Aetna is preferred but not required. ABFAS BQ/BC. Hospital affiliation with Podiatric residency. Full-time salary $150,000 plus a $10,000 sign-on bonus, performance bonuses, malpractice, health, dental, 401(k), paid vacation, holidays, sick leave, CME allowance, and no nights or weekends. Part-time compensation negotiable. Send CV w/References to: JayBizfootdoc@comcast.net
ASSOCIATE POSITION - HAMPTON BAYS, LONG ISLAND
Busy Hampton Bays, Long Island podiatry practice seeks part-time associate for immediate opportunity. Enjoy strong patient volume, supportive team, and flexible scheduling. Full-time opportunity and future partnership available for the right candidate. Email CV and inquiries to fmmikekatz@aol.com if interested. Competitive compensation with established referral base and excellent growth potential.
ASSOCIATE POSITION - NORTHERN NJ
Seeking associates, full/part time, in fast-growing podiatry practice in Northern NJ. New Jersey License, base salary, plus bonus structure up to $400k a year with competitive benefits. High volume foot and ankle pathologies and surgeries. Potential for ownership in the practice and out-patient surgical center. Send your CV Kmercado@footandankleps.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
Awesome opportunity to join a well-rounded, growing, podiatry practice in Raleigh, North Carolina. We are looking for an associate who is hardworking part time/ full time. Working with awesome office staff, EMR, and latest technology. Competitive salary andincentives. NC license is a must. Please send contact info and cv to iiicmstewart@aol.com or call 252-813-3136.
ASSOCIATE POSITIONS – AL, AZ, GA, IA, KS, MO, NE, OK, SC & TN
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 PODIATRIST OPPORTUNITIES – MULTIPLE STATES
US Foot & Ankle Specialists (USFAS), the nation's largest podiatric group, is hiring! We have immediate and future openings in MD, MO, NC, VA, & WV—ideal for doctors ready now or upcoming graduates. 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
ASSOCIATE POSITION – NORTH CAROLINA
Established foot and ankle practice in North Carolina is seeking a full-time, board-certified or board-eligible podiatrist for a non-surgical role focused on routine foot care, diabetic nail and foot care, and non-surgical wound management. Competitive salary and benefits. Submit your CV to tfac.marketing@conehealth.com
ASSOCIATE PODIATRIC PHYSICIAN - SEATTLE, WA AREA
Established podiatry practice seeks a motivated full-time Associate. All aspects of foot/ankle care. Diverse mix of foot and ankle surgery, wound care, sports medicine, diabetic limb salvage, and general podiatry with strong referrals, experienced staff, and competitive compensation and benefits. Submit your CV to pnwfajob@gmail.com
MOBILE POSITIONS - DAYTONA, JACKSONVILLE, NAPLES, ORLANDO, PANHANDLE, SARASOTA, TAMPA
Responsible DPM/NP/PA team players. Home visits, ILF/ALF/Rehab. Paid travel. No call. No ER. Half days or 9-5. Weekends optional. Autonomy. Potential commission up to $230K+/yr based on availability and performance. Serious FL licensed applicants email contact@PodiatristAtHome.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – SOUTHERN MICHIGAN
Join Advanas Foot & Ankle Specialists, serving southern Michigan for 25+ years, 5 practice locations from Kalamazoo to the northern Indiana. Looking to be an owner, this practice is for you. Huge opportunity for surgery, must be surgical board qualified/certified. Seeking motivated positively influenced associate for our team. Send CV: clinicalmanager@advanas.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - CENTRAL COAST OF CALIFORNIA
Join a busy practice with four podiatrists in two office locations. Central Coast Foot Clinics has been in operation for over 34 years. Excellent long-term opportunity for a well-trained podiatrist with enormous potential in all aspects of foot and ankle surgery in all age groups. Santa Maria and Arroyo Grande lie on the beautiful Central Coast of California. The position is full time and will be paid a salary the first year and then transition to compensation based on production thereafter. For more information, please email Scott Adams, DPM at Drseadams@gmail.com. Please include your CV.
ASSOCIATE POSITION – EUGENE, OR
Tracktown USA! Seeking full-time rearfoot associate to join our team, ABFAS BQ/BC. Both strong clinical and surgical skills are required. 1-2 years out of residency preferred. Compensation with base and bonus structure. Benefits: insurance, paid vacation/holidays, paid CME, malpractice. Buy-in possible/suggested. Enjoy: skiing, world class road, gravel and mountain biking, fly fishing, sailing, surfing, the Oregon Coast, University of Oregon Ducks, minor league baseball, great live music, Eugene Ballet, Eugene Symphony. CV to dustydock@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - FULL TIME OR PART TIME PHILADELPHIA, PA
Established practice seeking a motivated, hardworking DPM for full-time or part-time employment. Practice includes comprehensive clinical and surgical foot/ankle cases, resident training, competitive salary, and performance-based bonus structure. To apply, please submit CV to: adnanmalik88@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – ALBANY, NEW YORK
Well-established podiatry practice in Albany, NY is seeking a motivated podiatrist who is board qualified in forefoot surgery and has a strong interest in forefoot surgery, wound care, and sports medicine. Serving the Albany community for over 40 years, the practice has developed a strong referral base that provides immediate patient volume and excellent professional growth opportunities. The position includes surgical privileges and hospital call at a local 440-bed hospital. We offer competitive compensation, mentorship, and a partnership track for the right candidate seeking a long-term career opportunity in a thriving practice. Please send CV to Steven.Lam2@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - TUCSON, AZ
seeking one competent physician/surgeon, to complete a two-doctor team to continue outstanding patient care. Experienced support staff, state of the art office, established 35-years, private, prestigious, 100+ new referrals per month, easy pace. Excellent practice offers excellent compensation and benefits. For information package, email peter@mcmil.com
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ESTABLISHED PODIATRY PRACTICE FOR SALE – PHOENIX, ARIZONA AREA
Exceptional opportunity to acquire a well-established podiatry practice with two locations serving the greater Phoenix area. The practice generates approximately $750,000 in average annual gross revenue and has a strong referral base with an established patient population. Services include general podiatry, foot and ankle surgery, and sports medicine. This is a turnkey operation with trained staff and established systems already in place. Significant growth potential exists for an individual practitioner or group. The seller is motivated for an immediate sale and is willing to carry financing for qualified buyers. Serious inquiries only. Confidential financial details are available upon execution of a confidentiality agreement. Contact: manager@arcadiafootandankle.com
ESTABLISHED PRACTICE FOR SALE - MANHATTAN
An exceptional turnkey opportunity with significant growth potential. The practice currently operates on a part-time schedule, offering a seamless transition to full-time operations. Includes reasonable rent and a well-established, high-volume DME component. Ideal for someone looking for growth. Serious inquiries only: tristatepod@gmail.com
PRACTICE FOR SALE - GEORGIA
Thirty year established podiatry practice with solid revenue and referral base, loyal patients, and seamless transition. Seller will continue to practice to ease transition. Located in a vibrant medical market near desirable Watkinsville, offering excellent quality of life. Contact: MCrosby518@gmail.com
ESTABLISHED PODIATRY PRACTICE FOR SALE - SEATTLE-AREA
100% private insurance, no government payers. Located one block from hospital in affluent waterfront community. Current collections approximately $225K with documented history exceeding $1M annually. Two high-resolution ultrasound systems, experienced MA, outsourced billing. Retiring owner. Significant growth opportunity for motivated podiatrist should double gross at one year after being added to my group for insurance credentialing. Building lease available with future ownership options. Asking $150,000. Contact mkuzel2000@yahoo.com or call 425 775-1505 (M,W,TH 11-4 PDT).
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE - SWIFT MICROWAVE THERAPY SYSTEM – $12,000
Swift microwave therapy unit in excellent condition with very minimal use. Fully functional, professionally maintained, and ready for immediate clinical use. Ideal for podiatry and dermatology practices treating plantar warts with non-invasive microwave technology. Contact: bazzidpm@gmail.com for details.
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