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EHR for podiatry practices
A podiatry note with foot-specific exams and in-office procedures, a procedure note for the day of treatment, and a check-in that separates a diabetic foot check from an ingrown toenail.
A note template built for podiatry
Two templates: Podiatry E&M for the visit and a Podiatry Procedure note for the day of treatment.
Foot exam
- Foot dermatologic exam
- Vascular assessment
- Neurologic foot assessment
- Foot musculoskeletal exam
- Wound and ulcer assessment
- Gait and footwear assessment
Office procedures
- Nail debridement and nail avulsion
- Callus and corn debridement
- Wound and ulcer debridement
- Foot and ankle injection
- Wart treatment
- CPT coding
Procedure note
- Informed consent and anesthesia
- Procedure technique and findings
- Specimens and cultures
- Wound measurements and staging
- Dressing, padding and offloading
Every section can be adjusted to how your practice documents.
A check-in that asks the right questions
Before the visit, patients choose what brings them in from 34 podiatry reasons, so the reason for the visit is in the chart before you walk in. Among them:
The check-in also covers demographics, history, social history and a specialty review of systems.
Consents and forms included
Podiatry documents patients can read and sign electronically, as part of check-in or on their own.
- Podiatry patient check-in
- Podiatry in-office procedure consent
- Foot and ankle steroid injection consent
- Medical equipment and orthotics delivery acknowledgment
- Cast and splint care acknowledgment
- Clinical photography consent
Every form can be edited to match your practice’s policies.
Photos and orthotics
Exam sections include image annotation, and a clinical photography consent is included, so photos and markings stay with the visit.
A medical equipment and orthotics delivery acknowledgment is included for orthotics and diabetic shoes.
Questions podiatry practices ask
Is there a separate procedure note?
Yes. The Podiatry Procedure template covers the pre-procedure assessment, informed consent, anesthesia, the procedure, findings, specimens and cultures, wound documentation, dressing and aftercare.
Does the exam cover diabetic foot care?
Yes. The podiatry exam includes vascular, neurologic and dermatologic foot assessments, wound and ulcer assessment, and gait and footwear.
Can we document nail and callus care?
Yes. Nail debridement, nail avulsion and callus and corn debridement are part of the podiatric procedures section, with CPT coding.
What does it cost?
The complete EMR is $285 to $385 per provider per month, with scheduling, intake, the patient portal and e-prescribing included. AI features are billed separately, by usage. See pricing
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Tell us about your practice. We will contact you to set a time and show the system with the templates, check-in and forms you would use every day. Prefer to talk now? Call 385-715-1156.