We are a Medicare and Medicaid Primary Facility. If you are diabetic and have one of the 6 qualifying conditions, Medicare part B could Cover 80% and you or your secondary are responsible for the remaining 20%. You are responsible for knowing what your insurance benefits are, with regards to what insurance will and will not pay for. If in doubt, contact your insurance carrier (number on the back of your insurance card). This office assumes no responsibility for your lack of knowledge regarding your insurance benefits. You are responsible for all co-payments and deductibles at the time of service. We do not accept HMO plans at this time.

It is preferred to make an appointment with our office if you are going through insurance for Therapeutic shoes. We do accept walk-ins, however all scheduled appointments will be seen first. You may contact us at: Ph: 405-946-3668 or Toll Free : 1-800-850-2136 We schedule appointments Monday - Thursday from 9:30 am - 4:pm.

Must Have The Following:

• Insurance Cards - Primary and Secondary
• Id Card - State identification or Drivers license card
• Doctor Information - If you are Medicare primary you must have an M.D. or D.O. That can have a face-to-face visit with you for a Diabetic Follow up. A PA, NP, CPN, DPM will not be sufficient enough to complete this order.

Helpful things to bring with you (NOW REQUIRED):

• Prescription for Diabetic Shoes and Diabetic Inserts.
• A copy of your Certifying Physicians (M.D. or D.O.) Diabetic Progress Notes showing that they are managing your Diabetes, offering education on DM and that you would benefit from Diabetic Shoes. The progress notes can ONLY be performed and signed by the M.D. or D.O. 

The note documenting the qualifying condition(s) must be more detailed than the general descriptions that are listed on the Statement of Certifying Physicians For Therapeutic Shoes.

• The specific foot deformity (such as bunion, hammer toe etc.); or
• The location of a foot ulcer or callus or a history of one of these conditions; or
• The type of foot amputation; or
• Symptoms, signs, or test supporting a diagnosis of peripheral neuropathy PLUS the presence of a callus; or
• The specifics about poor circulation in the feet (such as, a diagnosis of venous or arterial insufficiency or symptoms, signs, or test documenting one of these diagnoses). A diagnosis of hypertension, coronary artery disease, or congestive heart failure or the presence of edema is not by itself sufficient. 

Your Therapeutic Shoe fitter will make copies of your documentation and help you complete an intake form. Insurance validation will be processed. Your Fitter will perform an evaluation on your feet that will consist of: Measurement of the feet, impressions of the feet, pictures of your feet, note any callus formation, foot deformities, etc. You will get to try on fitting sizes and will be picking your style of shoe that works with your feet. We have a large selection to meet your comfort needs! You will not be leaving with a shoe on your 1st appointment with us. This is a process that requires you and your doctor's cooperation.

At Compton's, we do the leg work for you! We fax over the paperwork to your doctor's office to be completed. Note, that this process takes time, and your doctor may need to see you to properly fill out the information to Medicare's standards. If you would like a copy of the forms to take with you let your fitter know and they can assist you with that. Once all forms have been received and approved by Mr. Compton, we will then start the process of making any custom devices. We will contact you for your 2nd appointment when we are ready to fit you in your new Shoes and Inserts.

At your 2nd appointment, you will then be fitted in your therapeutic shoes and inserts. Your fitter will check your fit and make any necessary adjustments. After you receive the perfect fit, you will then sign all the required forms for your insurance. You will get to leave with your new therapeutic shoes and inserts at that time.