Of the sixteen million Americans with diabetes, 25% will develop foot problems related to the disease. Diabetic foot conditions develop from causes including poor circulation and neuropathy (insensitivity or a loss of ability to feel pain, heat, and cold). Those suffering from neuropathy can develop minor cuts that, if untreated, could lead to ulceration and possibly amputation. By taking some easy preventative foot care measures, diabetic patients can reduce the risks of serious foot conditions.
Diabetic footwear should always provide the following protective benefits:
Foot Solutions’ carefully trained Certified Pedorthists are used to and comfortable with the common foot issues of diabetics. Visit today, and let them help make you more comfortable with unique custom arch supports, rocker-soled shoes, spring-soled shoes, and cushioned socks sure to accommodate aching feet and joints.
Diabetic footwear should always provide the following protective benefits:
- High, wide toe box (high and wide space in the toe area)
- Removable insoles for fitting flexibility and the option to insert orthotics
- Rocker soles designed to reduce pressure
- Firm Heel Counters for support and stability
Foot Solutions’ carefully trained Certified Pedorthists are used to and comfortable with the common foot issues of diabetics. Visit today, and let them help make you more comfortable with unique custom arch supports, rocker-soled shoes, spring-soled shoes, and cushioned socks sure to accommodate aching feet and joints.

