The Podimetrics Program: Your Partner in Preventive Care
Patients with a diabetic foot ulcer are 30 times more likely to have a lower limb amputation and are at risk for numerous health issues.1 With a proactive approach to care focused on foot health, you can help patients avoid serious complications, and your patients will be healthier and happier.
The Podimetrics Program is based on scientifically validated research informed by data from the SmartMat device that helps identify early signs of inflammation—5 weeks before diabetic foot wounds even appear.2 With our comprehensive program, we work alongside providers to engage patients, monitor risks, and intervene early so you can focus on delivering quality care without added complexity.

Proven Results. Meaningful Impact.
Research shows that the Podimetrics Program enhances outcomes.
How It Works
Our program helps providers easily identify high-risk patients, reduce burden, and take timely action to improve outcomes.
Identify & Prescribe
Determine which of your high-risk
patients could benefit from the
Podimetrics Program.We Handle the Rest
Once prescribed, we onboard, engage, and
support your patients, ensuring they adhere to the program consistently.Monitor & Intervene
Our team keeps a close eye on patient data, alerting you when action is needed—helping prevent complications before they escalate.
See the Podimetrics Program in Action
This short video explains how the Podimetrics Program helps identify early signs of diabetic foot complications—before wounds even appear. See how this comprehensive program, combining remote monitoring with patient engagement and clinical support, seamlessly integrates into your patient care strategy—improving adherence, reducing complications, and easing your workload.
Let’s Prevent Diabetes Complications—Together.
Partner with us to support at-risk members, improve outcomes, and reduce costs.
References: 1. Petersen BJ, et al. Diabetes Res Clin Pract. 2022 2. Frykberg, et al. Diabetes Care 2017 3. Rothenberg, et al. Fed Pract. 2020 4. Isaac, et al. BMJ Open Diab Res Care 2020 5. Internal Podimetrics Data on File







