APMA thanks @rogermarshallmd @Markwarner @SuzaneDelBene @MikeKellyPA @RepBera @RepJohnJoyce for introducing #S1816/#HR 3514 to #fixpriorauth in Medicare Advantage. This crucial bill supports patient access and eases burdens on #podiatrists. #APMAadvocacy.

APMA applauds MedPAC for recommending that Congress link Medicare physician payment to inflation. Physicians need an automatic update to reflect the skyrocketing costs of running a practice! Plummeting physician payment puts patient access to care in jeopardy. #FixMedicareNow

This Black History Month, we celebrate progress, honor contributions, and recommit to equitable care. Help spread awareness about the importance of routine checkups with a podiatrist and learn more about diabetes-related foot health: #DiabetesAwareness

Fatigue, leg pain when walking (that eases with rest), or slow-healing wounds on your feet could be signs of peripheral arterial disease (PAD)—a condition closely linked to heart health. Podiatrists can help detect and address these concerns! Learn more:

Tendinitis is the inflammation or irritation of tendons and can cause significant discomfort. If you’re experiencing pain in your foot, ankle, or heel, speak to your podiatrist about treatment options. Learn more:

APMA spokesperson and Communications Committee Chair Priya Parthasarathy, DPM, outlined some of the potential hazards of sending kids to school in Crocs on the TODAY show this morning! 👟 Thanks for having us, @TODAYshow! Watch now:

Happy Black History Month! 🎉 Join us in celebrating the culture, achievements, and contributions that have shaped health care, podiatry, and beyond. Thank you for the dedication, innovation, and lasting impact that continues to inspire! #BlackHistoryMonth #HealthEquity

Super Bowl Sunday is approaching, but don’t let foot pain sideline you! Your feet deserve the best care. Podiatrists are the MVPs of foot and ankle health, keeping you in the game all year long. #Superbowl #FootHealth

February is American Heart Month!❤️Podiatrists play a crucial role in detecting conditions like peripheral arterial disease (PAD), which affects blood flow and can be linked to heart health. Learn more about PAD and its connection to your feet: #HeartMonth

Identifying the cause of heel pain can be tricky. Podiatrists can provide a tailored treatment plan to address your specific pain. Discover more:

People with diabetes, circulatory, or immune conditions are more susceptible to fungal infections. Protect yourself by wearing shoes in public spaces, especially showers and locker rooms. Learn more:

Achilles tendinitis, inflammation of the Achilles tendon, is common among active individuals. Proper stretching and gradually increasing your activity level can help prevent it. Find out more:

Excessive foot sweating, or hyperhidrosis, might seem minor but can lead to infections if not treated. Don't hesitate to seek help from a podiatrist! Learn more:

Icy weather increases the risk of falls if you're not wearing appropriate footwear. Check out these tips on how to stay safe:

November is Diabetes Awareness Month! Diabetes is a long game. All month, we’ll provide information and education to help patients set themselves up to win by preventing complications in their feet. #ndam

Remember, shoe sizes can vary by brand. Getting the right fit is crucial for you growing teen's feet. Check out these tips for better footwear choices:

Plantar fasciitis is a leading cause of heel pain. The condition arises when the tissue along your foor stretches or tears. Don't try to self treat; get expert care from your podiatrist.

Not all foot issues cause pain. Conditions like fungal infections may not hurt, but can indicate a serious problem. If something looks off, get your feet checked by a podiatrist!

If you develop an ingrown toenail, avoid home remedies as they can cause infection or worsen the problem. Seek care from a podiatrist. Learn more:

Blisters on your heel could be a warning sign of Haglund's Deformity, also called the "pump bump." To alleviate symptoms, limit high heels and avoid shoes with stiff backs. Learn more: