Diabetic Foot Exam
Will Medicare Pay For My Diabetic Foot Exams?
Yes. Twice a year people with diabetic peripheral neuropathy and loss of protective sensations can receive a foot exam as long as they have not seen a foot care professional for another reason between visits.
How Much Do You Pay?
You pay for 20% of the Medicare approved amount under Medicare Part B.
You must pay a $135 deductible for any Medicare Part B services and supplies before Medicare begins to pay its share. If a doctor, health care provider or supplier does not accept assignment; the amount you pay may be higher.
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