Podiatrists (or Doctors of Podiatric Medicine, DPMs) from Medical Solutions allows you to reach licensed health care professionals who diagnose, treat, prescribe medicine, and perform surgery for disorders of the foot and in some states the ankle and leg.

The differences in podiatric medical and surgical practice are determine by state law. Podiatrists are defined as physicians in most states.  Each state allows or limits the practice of podiatric medicine to the foot, ankle, and in many states, portions of the leg.  This may include surgery above the ankle and leg in 44 states.

Most states require completion of a residency or a post-graduate training to practice.  The majority of podiatric physicians are in solo practices, large group practices, or multi- specialty practices.  Most podiatric surgeons work in surgery centers or hospitals performing both medical and surgical treatments for patients.  As in many other specialties, some podiatrists work in nursing homes and some perform house calls for patients.  Podiatric patients range from newborns and infants to the geriatric.

Additional Charges:
State of License @ $10/M

While many of these health care professionals work in community health centers many may own a private practice.  Many times their office staff may additionally include administrative employees and assistants.  They own computer and access the Internet.  With a high disposable income. 

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