Leading Podiatry Telehealth in MI
Podiatry Telehealth Michigan: Can I see a Podiatrist or Foot Doctor for Telehealth?
Experience expert foot and ankle care from the comfort of your home with Balance Foot & Ankle Specialist—Michigan’s trusted leader in podiatry telehealth. Whether you’re dealing with heel pain, nail issues, or chronic foot conditions, our board-certified podiatrists provide virtual consultations that are fast, convenient, and tailored to your needs. Let us help you take the next step toward relief—without leaving your living room.

Overview of Podiatry Telehealth
Podiatry telehealth is a modern healthcare solution that allows patients to consult with licensed foot and ankle specialists through secure video or phone calls. This virtual care model is especially beneficial for individuals who have mobility issues, live in remote areas, or prefer the convenience of being treated from home. At Balance Foot & Ankle Specialist, our telehealth services provide the same level of expert attention and personalized care you’d expect from an in-office visit—without the commute or wait times.
How Podiatry Telehealth Works
Getting started with podiatry telehealth is simple. Patients book an appointment online or by phone, and at the scheduled time, they connect with a podiatrist using a secure video platform. During the visit, the podiatrist will discuss symptoms, assess visible conditions like toenail issues, skin concerns, swelling, or deformities, and provide diagnosis and treatment recommendations. Prescriptions, home care routines, follow-up instructions, or referrals to in-person care (if needed) are all handled during or after the call. It’s quick, convenient, and HIPAA-compliant.
Limitations of Telehealth for Podiatry
While telehealth is a valuable tool, it does have limitations. Certain conditions—such as those requiring physical manipulation, diagnostic imaging (like X-rays), or surgical intervention—still need to be evaluated in person. Telehealth also relies on technology, so patients without stable internet access or video-capable devices may face challenges. Additionally, hands-on procedures like orthotic fittings, wound care, or injections must still be done in a clinical setting. However, for routine evaluations, follow-ups, and minor foot issues, podiatry telehealth remains a game-changing option.
How Podiatry Telehealth Works
The podiatrists & foot doctors of Baalance Foot & Ankle Specialists are available for in office visits, home care and telehealth for the following locations:
- Berkley Michigan
- Birmingham Michigan
- Clawson Michigan
- Ferndale Michigan
- Franklin Michigan
- Hazel Park Michigan
- Huntington Woods Michigan
- Oak Park Michigan
- Oakland County Michigan
- Royal Oak MIchigan
- Bloomfield Hills Michigan
- Bloomfield Michigan Area
- Lathrup Village Michigan
- Northville Michigan Area
- South Lyon Michigan Area
- Southfield Michigan
- Troy Michigan
- Novi Michigan Area
- West Bloomfield Michigan Area
- But anyone in the state of Michigan.
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Frequently Asked Podiatry Telehealth Questions
Telemedicine works just like making a video call with a family member. If you are familiar with resume calls or face timing this is not much different.
We can text your email you a link and that it!
Due to events related to COVID-19, most insurances are now decreasing the barriers toward covering Telehealth appointments.
Check with your insurance for specifics, but generally appointments should be approved by most major plans.
Medicare recently announced it will cover telemedicine for everyone.
Most plans stated that they would try to make out of pocket fees minimal to none following Covid-19
It is true that we are unable to take X-rays, Ultrasounds or perform physical care. The benefit is that your podiatrist can use your camera to see your foot, your wound or condition.
It may be possible to help guide future treatment options such as planning for a procedure, antibiotics or performing a further detailed follow-up in person.
At the very least this will help guide the next step in the treatment of your foot and ankle condition.
Your podiatrist can write a prescription as if you were available in the clinic.
A telehealth visit can help guide treatment and prescription decision making.
The telehealth appointment can help guide your podiatrist in making a decision whether a procedure or further follow-up can be beneficial for you.
This can be very convenient with patients that have very long drive!