Clinic visits, DME, and surgery — tracked together, not in three systems.
A podiatry practice's day spans routine nail and skin care, diabetic foot exams, in-office procedures, durable medical equipment (orthotics, braces) billed under its own rules, and surgical cases that need pre-op and post-op documentation tied together. General medical EHRs handle the routine-visit piece reasonably well and fall apart on the rest — DME billing gets bolted on as a workaround, and surgical documentation lives disconnected from the clinic chart. We build podiatry EHR software with charting built for foot and ankle-specific exams, DME billing handled as a first-class workflow, and surgical documentation that connects cleanly to the same patient record.
Foot & ankle-specific charting
Diabetic foot exams, wound tracking, and gait/biomechanical notes built for podiatry, not adapted from a general musculoskeletal template.
DME billing built in
Durable medical equipment — orthotics, braces, diabetic shoes — billed under its own rules, not a manual workaround bolted onto standard claims.
Surgical documentation, connected
Pre-op and post-op documentation tied directly to the same chart as routine visits, not a disconnected surgical-center record.
- Wound and ulcer tracking with photo documentation trended over time, especially for diabetic patients
- DME billing that doesn't require a manual workaround outside the main system
- Same-day procedure documentation that doesn't slow down a high-volume clinic day
- Surgical case tracking connected to the ongoing clinic relationship, not a separate silo
DME billing or surgical documentation stuck in a workaround?
Tell us what's disconnected in your current system — we'll scope a build that covers clinic, DME, and surgical in one place.