Omaha & Bellevue's Trusted Podiatry Team
Protecting Your Feet, One Step at a Time
Diabetes changes how your feet heal and how much you can feel. Our podiatrists offer specialized diabetic foot care to catch problems early and treat wounds before they become serious.
Specialized Care for Every Stage of Diabetic Foot Health
How We Help Protect Your Feet
Comprehensive Diabetic Foot Exams
We check circulation and nerve function to catch early warning signs of neuropathy or poor blood flow before they turn into bigger problems.
Advanced Wound Care
For non-healing wounds and diabetic ulcers, we offer Vaporous Hyperoxia Therapy (VHT), a technology that uses hydrating vapor and concentrated oxygen to help wounds heal faster.
Neuropathy Management
If you're dealing with numbness, tingling, or burning in your feet, we'll help you understand what's happening and build a plan to manage your symptoms.
Preventive Foot Care & Education
We'll teach you how to check your own feet at home and what warning signs mean it's time to call us, so small issues don't turn into emergencies.
Why Diabetic Patients Trust Foot & Ankle Specialists
Care Built Around the Realities of Diabetes
Diabetes can quietly change the way your feet work. Nerve damage means you might not feel a cut or blister forming. Poor circulation means that same small wound can take much longer to heal, and it's more likely to get infected. That combination is why regular podiatric care matters so much for people living with diabetes.
Our team understands the complexities of diabetic foot health, and we treat every patient with the attention these conditions require. From routine diabetic foot exams to advanced wound care with VHT, we're here to help you avoid complications and stay ahead of problems before they start.
Podiatric Care That Works With Your Insurance
We Accept Most Major Insurance Plans
At Foot & Ankle Specialists, we believe quality care should be accessible to everyone. We work with most major insurance providers, including Aetna, Humana, Medicare, UnitedHealthcare, Medica, and more.
Have questions about your coverage? Our friendly team is happy to help. Contact us today, and we'll work through the details with you.
Three Convenient Locations Across Omaha & Bellevue
Foot & Ankle Specialists
Frequently Asked Questions
Most diabetic patients should have a full foot exam at least once or twice a year, even without symptoms. If you have neuropathy, circulation issues, or a history of foot wounds, we may recommend more frequent visits to stay ahead of problems.
VHT is an FDA-cleared treatment that combines hydrating vapor with concentrated oxygen to help wounds heal. It's especially effective for diabetic foot ulcers and other wounds that haven't responded to standard care.
Common signs include numbness, tingling, burning, or a loss of feeling in your feet. Because neuropathy can mask pain from injuries, regular foot exams are important even if nothing feels wrong.
Clean it gently, cover it, and call us right away. Diabetic wounds can worsen quickly, and early treatment gives you the best chance at a fast, complete recovery.
Foot & Ankle Specialists has three convenient locations serving Omaha and Bellevue, NE. You can book online or call us directly at (402) 991-8999. We look forward to helping you protect your foot health.