We choose innovation.
Not amputations.
Diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) cost billions of dollars and millions of limbs each year.1 Podimetrics helps prevent diabetic foot complications before they start with clinically-proven technologies and customizable, human-to-human support.
We're with you every step of the way
Providers
Merge value-based care with reliable technology backed by clinical research.
What we do
How We Support Diabetic Foot Complications
Diabetic foot complications and amputations are a huge problem in the U.S. However, we can empower patients with advanced diabetes to manage their foot health and mobility. Watch this video to learn how we help prevent unnecessary amputations by combining patient-friendly technology, clinical intervention, and human support.
How Podimetrics Works
Working in conjunction with providers, Podimetrics provides a simple, in-home touchpoint to help stop diabetic foot complications.
Patients with advanced diabetes step on their in-home SmartMat™ for just 20 seconds a day.
Podimetrics does the rest:
Monitor foot temperature over time
Alert to early signs of inflammation
Rapidly respond to help reduce inflammation before complications start
Support patients and their providers, every step of the way
We choose hope.
We’re Podimetrics. A company of healthcare professionals, technologists and deeply caring mavericks. We choose freedom over fear of losing a limb. We choose to help save both mobility and billions in healthcare costs.
From Here
DFUs = #1 cause of lower extremity amputations1
A single amputation can cost up to $100,000
To Hope
90% fewer severe DFUs3
71% reduction in all diabetic amputations
Spending millions on diabetic foot complications is not a solution. Podimetrics is.
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1. American Diabetes Association. The Cost of Diabetes.