Podimetrics

05/01/2026

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re recognizing the emotional side of diabetes and the importance of prevention and support at every stage of the journey.

Explore how amputation affects mental health and what kind of support truly helps in our blog:
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04/30/2026

In a recent study, patients with a history of DFUs and amputations shared firsthand what’s missing in care today and what could help prevent complications.

Their perspectives point to clearer education, earlier intervention, and stronger communication as critical gaps in care.

Read our latest blog to learn how these insights can help improve outcomes and prevent complications:

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04/22/2026

How do diabetic foot complications compare to cancer? When it comes to cost, the numbers are closer than many realize, highlighting the need for earlier awareness and action.

Read our full blog to learn why this comparison matters for patient outcomes: https://hubs.ly/Q04cLmv40

04/17/2026

As we observe National Minority Health Month, it is crucial to recognize the distinct health challenges faced by communities of color, particularly those that make them vulnerable to conditions such as diabetes-related amputations

Explore our e-book discussing the unique challenges faced by these populations and valuable strategies for creating positive change:

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04/15/2026

Limb loss remains one of the most serious complications of diabetes, yet many cases are preventable.

During Limb Loss Awareness Month, the focus is on catching risk earlier. Remote monitoring and telehealth can identify changes weeks before visible complications, and in some cases reduce ulcer recurrence by up to 70%.

👉 See how technology and telemedicine support earlier intervention in our latest clinical brief:

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04/09/2026

Ongoing monitoring can make all the difference, especially for patients with a history of complications. In this case, temperature changes at a prior wound site were identified early during a routine scan, prompting timely follow-up and care

See if you or someone you care for is eligible for the Podimetrics Program: https://hubs.ly/Q047zlc30

04/02/2026

In our recent 𝙎𝙢𝙖𝙧𝙩 𝙎𝙩𝙚𝙥𝙨 episode, Helen Kennedy, LPN and PAVE Nurse at the Ernest Childers OPC VA Clinic, shares why the Podimetrics Program works in real life for older veterans. It’s not bulky, not complicated, and easy to set up at home.

Listen to the full episode to hear how nursing support and simple workflows help prevent complications.

https://hubs.ly/Q047rFTg0

03/30/2026

If you are managing diabetes along with other health conditions, it can feel like there is a lot to keep track of. Small changes like mild swelling or gradual weight shifts are often just your body’s way of asking for a little attention.

Noticing these early and staying connected to your care team can bring reassurance and help you feel more supported day to day.
Learn why fluid retention deserves more attention and how simple awareness can make a difference:

Fluid retention is one of the strongest indicators that heart failure may be getting worse, but the early signs can be easy to miss.

03/26/2026

Sometimes, the most powerful part of healthcare is trust.

When one veteran unexpectedly stopped scanning, our team reached out to check in. What began as a simple follow-up became a much more meaningful conversation. Because trust had been built over time, he chose to call us back during a very difficult moment in his life.

Watch the full conversation to hear how data, nursing support, and trust come together to change lives:
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03/24/2026

Today is Diabetes Alert Day®, a reminder that diabetes is serious, but prevention and early action matter.

Nearly 38.4 million Americans are living with diabetes, and many do not realize their risk for complications.

Staying informed and proactive can make a real difference. Learn more about preventing serious complications in our latest report: https://hubs.ly/Q042JTmp0

03/23/2026

Managing diabetes means staying proactive, even during short appointments.

Consistent monitoring, asking questions, and showing your feet during exams can help catch issues early.

Discover how staying proactive between visits can make every appointment count: https://hubs.ly/Q042JDbt0