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October 28, 2022 #7,370  Publisher-Barry Block, DPM, JD
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IL Podiatrist Discusses Prevention and Treatment of Diabetic Foot Wounds
Diabetes can impact the body in a number of ways, especially creating potentially serious complications for your feet. “Foot care is a central component of overall diabetes care,” says Bryce Paschold, DPM, a board-certified foot and ankle surgeon and a fellow member of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. “Without precautions, even small foot problems can lead to amputation or be life-threatening.”
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Visit a foot and ankle surgeon to determine if you have lost any feeling or circulation. Periodic foot exams can also help prevent complications. “Advanced therapies for foot wounds, such as the use of bio-engineered skin substitutes and negative pressure wound therapy, are saving limbs and restoring mobility for people who suffer from non-healing foot ulcers,” says Dr. Paschold.
Source: The Newport Plain Talk [10/25/22]
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| ACFAS NEWS | |
Nominees for the ACFAS Board Election Announced
After careful review of applicants applying to serve on the ACFAS Board of Directors, the Nominating Committee has recommended these Fellows to run for three open seats in the upcoming election:
Incumbent: Matthew E. Williams, DPM, FACFAS
Jason A. Piraino, DPM, MS, FACFAS
Ronald G. Ray, DPM, FACFAS, WCC, PT
Brett D. Sachs, DPM, FACFAS
There are two (2) three-year terms that will be filled by election. Candidates will be posted on the ACFAS website and highlighted in the November 22 issue of This Week.
Source: This Week@ACFAS [10/26/22]
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| PODIATRISTS AND SPORTS MEDICINE | |
NY Podiatrist Advises How to Buy a Running Shoe With Arch Support
Bruce Pinker, DPM says that to determine whether or not someone needs arch support, one should perform "The Wet Test," which involves stepping on a piece of paper with wet feet and then evaluating the imprint. If there is a skinny question mark-like imprint, this indicates a high arch, while an oval-like imprint is indicative of a low arched foot. An in-between imprint would be a normal arch.
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Dr. Pinker adds that running shoes should be snug in the width and arch, not tight, and there should be 3/8 of an inch from the end of the longest toe to the end of the shoe. He notes the best insole materials, or orthotics, are usually a thermoplastic for sneakers. The midsole of running shoes is often made of ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA), while the toe box of running shoes is usually composed of synthetic mesh.
Source: Tamar Kane, Health [10/21/22]
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| PODIATRISTS AND PODCASTS | |
PA Podiatrist Interviewed About 3-D Orthotic Printing
Ben Pearl, DPM interviewed Bryan Kentner, DPM on technical aspects of 3-D printing orthotics. Dr. Kentner has traveled to Asia for advanced training in 3-D printing. He established his own lab, based in Philadelphia. He reviewed the benefits of printing. Kentner highlighted being able to modify the print contours for quick adjustments with an office-based 3-D printer and the short waiting time to produce the orthotics.
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(L-R) Drs. Ben Pearl and Bryan Kentner. Click on photo to view short video. |
Kentner reviewed the technical aspects of maintenance with the printhead and troubleshooting. He believes that printing will become more advanced to allow more features to be incorporated into the orthotics. Other orthopedic appliances will be developed in the future such as AFOs.
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| FROM PM's CURRENT ISSUE | |
Several times a week, PM News posts an entire article from a recent issue of our partner, Podiatry Management Magazine. Please note that the views expressed in Podiatry Management Magazine do not necessarily reflect the views of PM News or Barry Block.
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| PRACTICE MANAGEMENT TIP OF THE DAY | |
4 Ways Streamlining Front Office Operations Can Drive Revenue For Your Practice
1. Let patients self-schedule online.
Self-scheduling is an excellent option for patients and front office staff alike. This type of online appointment booking streamlines workflow by reducing the number of phone calls front office staff receives daily, enabling them to focus on revenue-generating tasks. In addition, by automating your appointment scheduling process, mistakes that often transpire when patients book appointments by phone can be greatly reduced.
Practices can add a link to their appointment calendar on their Google My Business page or their website, allowing new and existing patients increased accessibility to schedule appointments directly from a quick online search. Considering sixty percent of a doctor’s appointments are booked outside of office hours, enabling this capability can also increase patient acquisition.
Source: Andrea Kowalski, Physicians Practice [10/27/22]
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| CODINGLINE CORNER |
RE: New ICD-10 Codes
1) I feel as though there should be a separate ICD-10 code for a plantar fibroma. We all have been using M72.2 for plantar fasciitis but I suggest there should be a separate code for a fibroma. I am sure there are some of us that will use a benign tumor code but that is not reflective of the true diagnosis.
2) There should also be a code for capsulitis. Of the ICD-10 codes, the one that I use most often is M77.41/M77.42 for metatarsalgia in that any of the codes for capsulitis imply an enthesiopathy, M77.51/M77.52. These latter codes are also not reflective of the true diagnosis. I have also considered other codes but these more reflect an injury that would require a -A/D/S that also is not reflective of the pathology that I am seeing.
Anthony Hoffman, DPM, Oakland, CA
Response: I absolutely agree with Dr. Hoffman. There should be a separate ICD-10-CM code for a plantar fibroma. It appears that M72.2 is a “catch all” phrase, i.e. plantar fascial fibromatosis/plantar fasciitis. Since a plantar fibroma is a benign neoplasm of connective tissue, you would assume that it would be classified in the ICD-10-CM code set D21.2_, Benign neoplasm of connective and other soft tissue of lower limb, including hip. While we are on the topic of ICD-10-CM code M72.2, ICD-10 has been in existence for 7 years. The whole idea of ICD-10 was specificity. It makes absolutely no sense that despite the fact that plantar fasciitis can occur in either foot, M72.2 does not demonstrate laterality.
As far as capsulitis is concerned, once again I agree with Dr. Hoffman. When you look up capsulitis in the ICD-10-CM manual, it directs you to enthesopathy. What does enthesopathy mean? The place where a tendon or ligament meets your bone is called an enthesis. Enthesopathy is a “catch all” term for conditions that affect these connection points. Enthesitis is when they get inflamed and become painful because of injury, overuse, or disease. There is an ICD-10-CM code for bursitis. Wouldn’t you expect there to be a more specific ICD-10-CM code for capsulitis? I do. It is a common condition that we encounter in the foot.
Michael G. Warshaw, DPM, CPC, Lady Lake, FL
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (ACFAS NEWS) | |
From: Joan Oloff, DPM
It is with great disappointment that I read the final selection for nominees for the ACFAS board that the nominating committee put forth. Women in medicine have made great strides since my early days in residency. I was questioned in a residency interview regarding my ability to be a doctor since I would likely have babies and stop working. In my final week of residency, one of my residency directors asked to see me in his office. His topic of conversation was to explain to me why he didn’t think women should/could be doctors.
I realized early in my professional career that women needed to have a seat at the table. I began my career in academics, but transitioned into private practice later on. It is with great pride that I observe the amazing, talented women who have taken leadership positions in podiatry. There are a plethora of talented women who could greatly contribute to this board.
Women deserve to have a seat at the table and a seat on the board of ACFAS. We are starting to see great awareness of the benefit of board diversity in the C-Suite world. Studies have been done that show the benefit of this diversity in the business world. This is about more than bridging the gap in gender equity. Research shows that women have more desired leadership qualities than men, perform higher than their male counterparts in resilience, self-development, honesty, and integrity. I promise you ACFAS would be better off, as well. This takes making conscious choices. We can and need to do better.
Joan Oloff, DPM, MS, Los Gatos, CA
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (OBITUARIES) | |
I worked with H. Coleman Scheuller many times while I was on active duty in the Air Force. “H” stood for Henry and no one ever called him Henry. Coleman spent most of his Air Force career in the reserves. He was known to fill in for active-duty personnel quite often. Several times he went to the Pentagon Clinic for months at a time. While he was at the Pentagon, he would bring his surgical patients to Andrews Air Force Base where I was stationed. On many occasions, I would assist him. It was always good to work with him and see his techniques. One of the downsides of being in the military is that you rarely had another podiatrist to work with to get exposure to other ways of doing things.
After surgery, we sometimes went to his favorite restaurant “Golden Corral.” It was always amazing to see a 6-foot-tall person who likely weighed 170 pounds keep up with the 400-pound regulars at Golden Corral. I never got my money’s worth but he sure did.
Coleman also did a six-week assignment at Kessler Air Force Base in Biloxi Mississippi. I followed him for a second six-week assignment after he left when Kessler was without a podiatrist. One of the differences between the reserves and being active duty was that he volunteered to go there while I was ordered to go there. Anyway, it was my pleasure to go to Kessler after him, knowing I would not be getting any surprises. I always enjoyed my time working with Coleman. I understand the loss his family and friends must feel.
Jay A. Wenig, DPM, Lt Col, USAF, BSC, retired
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| RESPONSES/COMMENTS (PODIATRISTS AND THE LAW) | |
From: Name Withheld
It is always very sad to read news such as this about anyone, let alone someone in our profession. Let's hope the doctor gets the help he needs. Seeing these stories brings up the question again as to why such negative news should be posted on this forum. Though this type of story is very sad and invasive in one's personal tribulations, it is articles like these that can protect us all against possible false representations this person can portray. Case in point; when I sold my main practice back in 2016, a fellow podiatrist expressed great interest in purchasing my practice. He reached out to me after seeing my classified ad in the practice for sale section I posted in PM News.
He wasn't just making a casual inquiry, he was interested in making the purchase in an expedited way. His terms and timetable for purchase raised a red flag in my mind. After my conversation with this podiatrist, I did some research by way of Google. It didn't take long for me to find his name being associated with an investigation he was part of concerning his office staff. He was later convicted of this crime. I believe the outcome was posted on this forum. Had it not been for public information posted about this perspective buyer, the sale of my practice could have put my staff and patients in a potentially dangerous position.
Name Withheld
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| YOU CAN'T MAKE THESE THINGS UP | |
RE: Outrageous Shoe of the Day
This design consists of a single piece that wraps around the wearer’s foot, forming support for the heel and ball. The foot naturally forms a bridge between the two.
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The product is made of carbon fiber, laminated with rubber on the side that touches the floor and leather on the side next to the skin.
Source: Julian Hakes via Virtual Shoe Museum
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| CLASSIFIED ADS - ASSOCIATE AND FACULTY POSITIONS, AND FELLOWSHIPS |
DIABETIC LIMB SALVAGE & WOUND CARE FELLOWSHIP — MICHIGAN
Beaumont Hospital 12-month diabetic limb-Salvage, wound care and reconstructive fellowship. The fellowship will enhance and refine the skills of residency-trained Podiatric Surgeons. Heavy focus on diabetic limb-salvage surgery, wound care, research, and elective surgery. Please email your CV to Randy.Semma@beaumont.org
ASSOCIATE POSITION – MARYLAND
Thriving podiatry practice with 3 office locations and ASC seeking a highly motivated and reliable full-time associate. Candidate must be board eligible, residency with RRA preferred. Great work environment with strong support staff. Competitive compensation and benefits package with bonus opportunities offered. Please email CV to: careers@mynewfeet.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Join a well-established, busy and growing podiatric practice. We are fully integrated with the medical community in a large tertiary teaching hospital. Research opportunities are available. Applicant should be ethical, personable, hardworking, and committed to quality patient care. We are offering a competitive salary with bonus opportunities and a wide range of benefits. Associate position can lead to partnership. All interested candidates should send a resume to JCMOOREDPM@aol.com
ASSOCIATE POSITIONS – NC, VA, WV & PA
US Foot and Ankle Specialists (USFAS), one of the largest podiatric groups in the United States is hiring! USFAS is looking for experienced Associate Doctors to join our team! We have multiple openings: Charlotte, NC, Huntington, WV, Charleston, WV, Blacksburg, VA, & Central, PA. Our group of physicians use state of the art, podiatry-specific technology, and software to stay on top of today’s changing medical trends and provide our patients with the highest quality care. Please send a cover letter and resume to recruiting@footandankle-usa.com. Candidates must be either licensed or in the process of becoming licensed.
JOIN OUR GROWING TEAM!
The MedServ Group is a medical service provider group that connects board certified licensed podiatrists with health care facilities across numerous states servicing the elderly population. Flexible schedules, competitive pay, sign-on bonus, and administrative support. Please forward your resume to Raj Dawson at Rdawson@themedservgroup.com or Amontantine@themedservgroup.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - LOUISVILLE, KY
Seeking well-trained associate in busy surgical practice with 4 well-established providers in and around beautiful Louisville, KY. High surgical volume. Opportunity to train top surgical residents. Level 2 trauma hospital system call available. Competitive salary with bonus structure, health benefits, 401k match, CME allowance, vacation. Submit resumes to dwinchell6603@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - KILMARNOCK, VA
Largest Podiatry Practice in Central VA looking for podiatrist for office setting in Eastern, VA. Sports medicine, wound care, high risk foot care, orthotics. Need to live within 30 min of office. $300,000 base salary, bonus structure, health insurance, PTO, paid malpractice insurance, CME, 401K. please submit CV to spatel@achillesfootandankle.com
ASSOCIATE POSITIONS – VA, MD, CT, DE, PA, OH, MO, NJ, NY, TN, FL
PediRite provides care to nursing home residents. Excellent opportunities working in our contracted facilities. Flexible scheduling, very lucrative commissions! Great match if you have open days/hours in your schedule. Resume to sara@sightrite.com (sign-on bonus for VA)
ASSOCIATE POSITION – NORTHWEST WASHINGTON
Well established practice in NW Washington looking to hire a 2nd associate with clinical and surgical skills. Immediate referral base in place with the opportunity to have a full schedule right away. We offer a competitive base + salary package with a moving stipend, malpractice insurance, health benefits, vacation leave, CME allowance, and retirement options. New 2023 graduates are encouraged to apply. Submit CV to bfacstaffing@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITIONS - FLORIDA, SOUTH CAROLINA, AND GEORGIA
Join a podiatric team whose work positively impacts the lives of seniors every day! KG Health Partners, the largest podiatric practice in Florida, is seeking full and part-time podiatrists who will provide mobile-based lower extremity care to residents living in long-term facilities throughout the states of Florida, South Carolina, and Georgia. Achieve work-life balance with a Monday through Friday schedule, competitive wages, malpractice insurance, and exceptional benefits for full-time employees (health, paid time off, 401K retirement plan with company match). You must maintain active Medicare and State licenses. Email CV to kgadmin@kghealthpartners.com
PT AND FT PODIATRIST - LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK
Busy, fast-paced podiatry practice with multiple locations and doctors seeking a podiatrist for FT or PT hours. Well-established, fast growing practice. Competitive salary package and benefits. Please send CV to podiatryoffice20@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - GREATER HARTFORD, CT
Our four-doctor practice is looking for an associate to join us this coming Summer. Competitive six figure salary with a bonus structure, health insurance, 401-k and vacation benefits. You must be personable. Surgical training is desired. Send resume to amldpm64@gmail.com
FULL TIME PODIATRIST - NEW JERSEY
We are a fast-growing podiatry practice in New Jersey with multiple locations and Doctors. We are currently looking for a full-time motivated and caring Doctor to join our busy practice. Some benefits include: competitive six-figure salary, generous, guaranteed bonus structure, health insurance (including vision & dental), paid vacation time off, paid malpractice insurance and CME time off. Great prospects for experienced Doctors as well as new Associates. This is an excellent opportunity to expand your Podiatric medical and surgical experience in an office-based practice! If interested, please submit your CV to DrSamofal@PodiatryCenterNJ.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – BROOKLYN, NY
Podiatrist position available for immediate hire in a multidisciplinary practice for part time in Brooklyn, New York. Flexible hours and potential to progress to full time. Ideal position for recent grads. Send resume to dr.shtarkman@gmail.com or call Dr Shtarkman at 917-363-2702.
ASSOCIATE POSITION – NORTH DALLAS SUBURBS
Exceptional opportunity for the right individual with superb personal, clinical and surgical skills. Seeking well trained (PMSR/RRA), ethical, hardworking, motivated individual to join our group practice of 3 podiatrists. Full scope of podiatry including office, hospital and surgery center work. Expedited Partnership opportunity for the right individual. Well-rounded practice with competitive salary/benefits package.Please send letter of intent and CV to dpmopening@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE & FELLOWSHIP POSITION - SOUTHWEST, FL
Work where you want to live. Supportive environment, Sunny SW FL, build your surgical boards cases quickly, busy, modern, technologically advanced offices. ABFAS BC/BQ a must, EMR, CT, DME, Base salary + bonus, PTO, 401K, health ins. 1 ACFAS fellowship position also DrLam@NaplesPodiatrist.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – NEW YORK CITY/BROOKLYN
Great opportunity for a recent graduate to join a rapidly growing team. Will have hospital privileges at a prestigious, institution in NYC. Looking for a self-motivated, positive individual willing to work hard. Competetive benefits package. Please send resume to: simonpodiatrystaff@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – CENTRAL NEW JERSEY
Curalta Foot & Ankle is a large podiatry group with locations throughout the tri-state area looking for a podiatrist to join one of our offices in Central, NJ. We are looking for a motivated, ethical, and personable full-time doctor. This opportunity offers long-term growth and stability with the possibility of ownership in the company and both professional and personal advancement. The group will provide the candidate with resources to succeed, including mentoring, education programs, and marketing, We offer a full employment package including malpractice insurance, health insurance, 401(k), CME allowance, and the resources that a large employer can offer. pwishnie@curalta.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - CHICAGO SUBURBS
Looking to hire Summer 2023. Thriving podiatry practice in Chicago suburbs looking for an associate to take practice to the next level. Must be highly motivated and have the ability to WOW our patient with your charismatic personality and professionalism. This is an excellent opportunity to work in a state-of-the-art office (which includes MRI) with a team-oriented culture. 3-year surgical residency required. Submit CV to jswalter@hotmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – ARIZONA
Well established, fast growing, large group podiatry practice has an immediate opportunity for an associate now, as well as July 2023. We have a great balance of office and surgical practice. Looking for a well-rounded associate with the desire to grow and learn and develop excellent clinic and surgical skills. Base pay from 100-150K with bonus package, potential to do 200K + in your first year, with no call. Prior experience and or future residency graduates encouraged. AZ License needed, can obtain within a month. Bilingual a bonus, Spanish +. We offer medical benefits, CME, Malpractice, and 401K. Please submit resumes to: podiatryaz@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION – MANHATTAN/BROOKLYN
Looking to hire in-network podiatrist for busy midtown Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn offices, full time position, competitive salary, for immediate hire, contact jgrdo@aol.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION FOR FELLOWSHIP TRAINED - SUBURBS OF NYC
Live and work in a great community. Successful and supportive practice. Only 30 minutes from NYC. Desirable area. High volume surgery to build cases for surgical boards quickly - elective, trauma, diabetic limb salvage. Busy, modern, technologically advanced offices. ABFAS BQ/BC required. Competitive Salary + Bonus, PTO, Paid Vacations, Retirement Plan with Employer Matching, All Professional Fees Paid, Generous Signing Bonus. Please send CV to: linchpindpm@yahoo.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - FT LAUDERDALE, FL
Progressive group with immediate open position. Full schedule, good variety of pathology, robust support staff, well equipped office, fellowship program affiliation, and many ancillaries. BQ/BC ABFAS preferred. Competitive salary/ benefits/ signing bonus/ ownership track. Send CV to podiatrymanda@gmail.com
ASSOCIATE POSITION - CHANDLER/GILBERT ARIZONA
Growing multi-location practice looking to hire a skilled podiatrist to join our team at Preferred Foot & Ankle Specialists. Seeking Full-time DPM with current Arizona state license and ABFAS or on track for ABFAS. Newly graduated residents are highly encouraged to apply. $200k-$250k annually. Resumes to anolan.pfas@gmail.com
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BUSY LOS ANGELES AREA PRACTICE FOR SALE
3 days a week, grosses over $400,000 per year. Medicare and Cash patients. No HMO patients. Spanish speaker very helpful! Option to work as an associate and buy your way into the practice is available. Please email scpodclinic4sale@gmail.com or text (909) 767-9484.
MANHATTAN PATIENT LIST AND PHONE NUMBER FOR SALE
Patient list and (212) Phone number, 6,000 patient database of 26-year-old Park Avenue, NYC for sale. Asking 75k. Please contact JYouner@icloud.com.
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