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Diabetic foot

A yearly foot check, often covered by basic insurance.

often covered by basic insurance

Podiatrist uses a thin nylon filament to test the sensation under the sole of an older man’s foot in a calm treatment chair
01Heel strikethe heel touches the ground

What it is about

With diabetes, you sometimes feel less in your feet. You may then notice a small wound only late. That is why we check your feet every year: sensation, circulation, skin and position. This gives you your care profile. From care profile 2, the care is covered by basic insurance, through your GP.

  • Sensation test with monofilament and tuning fork
  • Check of circulation and skin
  • Care profile and advice for home
  • Pressure-relieving insoles and shoe advice
02Foot flatthe foot takes your weight

The yearly foot check

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  1. 1SensationA thin 10-gram nylon filament at three points under each foot. Can you feel it?
  2. 2VibrationA tuning fork on the big toe and the ankle.
  3. 3CirculationWe feel the pulse in your foot and look at colour and warmth.
  4. 4Skin and nailsCalluses, cracks, pressure spots, ingrown nails.
  5. 5Position and shoesWhere is the pressure? Do your shoes still fit?

felt not felt

03Midstanceyou stand on one leg

Your care profile

The check gives you your care profile. That determines how often you come and who gets the bill. Your GP or practice nurse sets it; we provide the foot care.

  1. 1Sims 0No increased risk1× a yearsupplementary insurance
  2. 2Sims 1Reduced sensation or reduced circulation1 – 2× a yearbasic insurance
  3. 3Sims 2Reduced sensation, plus pressure spots or an abnormal position2 – 4× a yearbasic insurance
  4. 4Sims 3Previous wound, rheumatism or kidney damageup to 4× a yearbasic insurance

With care profiles 2 to 4, the material for insoles is not covered by basic insurance.

04Heel offthe heel lifts

Take a quick look every evening

Put a mirror on the floor, or ask someone to look with you. See one of these six things? Call the same day.

  • WoundEven a small blister or crack.
  • ColourRed, blue or very white.
  • WarmthIs one foot warmer than the other?
  • SwellingDoes your shoe feel tighter than usual?
  • PainNew pain, even if it is slight.
  • MoistureWet in your sock, or a smell.
05Toe offthe big toe pushes off

Costs

Diabetic foot checkcare profile 1 · yearly€ 62,00
Foot care with care profile 2, 3 or 4through your GP’s care group, with no excessbasic insurance
Insoles with care profile 2, 3 or 4you pay for the material yourself, or your supplementary policy helpsfrom €165.00

All fees and insurance

Start with the assessment.

Forty-five minutes, with the pressure measurement and a video of how you walk. After that, the cause of your complaint is clear, and so is the price.