Leather and Suede Uppers

Leather and suede material used to help regulate heat and keep feet cool and dry.

Protective Toe Box

Protective toe box provides extra protection from toe stubbing.

Top-Quality Shoe

Use of top-quality material and construction helps prevent wear and tear.

Firm Heel Counter

Provides extra medial and lateral support and stability for day-to-day activities.

Removable Insoles

Footbeds can be removed to accommodate your own orthotics.

Lightweight Construction

The lightweight outsole is light and has a skid-resistant finish.

Comfortable shoes are for everyone and some people may even qualify for Medicare reimbursement for diabetic shoes.

Do I qualify for diabetic shoes?

Coverage is for anyone with Medicare Part B (or other qualified insurance) who has diabetes, has appropriate documentation from a qualified physician, and:

• Previous amputation of the foot, or part of either foot, or
• History of ulcers, or
• History of pre-ulcerative calluses, or
• Diabetic Neuropathy with evidence of Callus formation, or
• Foot deformity, or
• Poor blood circulation

Speak with your podiatrist to find out if you qualify.

To receive Medicare coverage, all eligible reimbursement items must be ordered through a Dr. Comfort provider.

Medicare allows one pair of extra-depth shoes per calendar year. For qualifying patients, Medicare will also cover three pairs of inserts each calendar year.