Documentation Challenges in Podiatry

• Detailed diabetic foot examination documentation meeting CMS PQRS requirements
• Biomechanical assessment and gait analysis documentation
• Surgical procedure documentation for forefoot and rearfoot procedures
• Tracking wound healing in diabetic foot ulcers with serial measurements
• Workers' compensation and disability evaluation documentation

Note Types for Podiatry

• Initial Evaluation

  Comprehensive podiatric assessment with vascular, neurologic, and biomechanical examination

• Procedure Notes

  In-office and surgical procedure documentation for nail, soft tissue, and bone procedures

• Post-Op Notes

  Post-operative assessment with wound status, weight-bearing progression, and complication monitoring

• Diabetic Foot Exam

  Comprehensive diabetic lower extremity assessment with risk classification and vascular status

Key Features for Podiatry

• Diabetic Foot Templates

  CMS-compliant diabetic foot exam with monofilament, pulse, and risk documentation

• Procedure Documentation

  Templates for bunionectomy, hammertoe, ingrown nail, and wound procedures

• Quick Visit Notes

  Routine nail care and follow-up notes generated in 20 seconds

• Coding Accuracy

  Podiatry-specific CPT and ICD-10 code suggestions for proper reimbursement

Stats

• 20 sec - Routine Visit Notes
• 50% - Time Saved
• 98% - Coding Accuracy
• $45K+ - Annual Revenue Gain

Testimonial

I see 35 patients a day between routine nail care and complex diabetic foot wounds. Scribeable generates my diabetic foot exams with every required element and my procedure notes are done before I leave the room.