Podiatry practices move from routine and diabetic foot care to wounds, orthotics and foot and ankle surgery, often in the same morning. OneTouch EMR is a cloud-based EMR and practice management system for independent podiatrists and multi-provider, multi-location podiatry groups, with documentation and billing in one place.
A podiatry schedule mixes nail and callus care, diabetic foot exams, wound visits, injections and surgical follow-ups, and Medicare expects each one documented precisely.
OneTouch EMR was designed by a practicing physician and lets you build templates around your own visits, so class findings, wound measurements and procedures are captured the same way every time.
Build templates for new patients, routine foot care, diabetic exams, wound visits, injections and post-op checks.
Record skin and nails, pulses, monofilament and sensation, deformities, range of motion and gait in a structured format.
Document risk category and the class findings that support routine foot care for at-risk patients.
Record location, size, depth, tissue type, drainage and signs of infection at every visit, and compare over time.
Take wound and deformity photos with the iPad app, and mark findings on foot diagrams right in the note.
Document nail debridement and avulsion, injections, and bunion, hammertoe and other foot and ankle surgery.
Order X-rays and MRI and keep the reports in the chart, with lab results returned through eLabs.
Prescribe antifungals, antibiotics and post-op medications electronically with drug interaction checks.
Track orthotics, braces and supplies dispensed in the point-of-care area.
Bill E/M, debridement, wound care, injection and surgical codes, and manage claims and denials in one place.
Book routine care, wound and surgical visits with SMS and email reminders, and set recalls for at-risk foot care.
Patients complete foot, diabetic and surgical histories online. Upload wound care and post-op instructions to the portal.
Features vary by plan. For example, e-prescribing and eLabs start with Bronze, EPCS and telehealth with Silver, billing with Gold, and the AI Suite is an add-on for Bronze and higher. Compare plans → Also see wound care and orthopedic surgery.
As a podiatry group adds doctors and offices, keeping every chart, schedule and claim in one place gets harder. OneTouch EMR runs all of your locations in one system, so a diabetic or wound patient seen at one office has a complete chart, photos and measurements included, at the next.
Pricing is per provider, with unlimited staff users, so adding a DPM or an office doesn’t mean adding a separate system. See how OneTouch works for medical groups →
Routine foot care, debridement and wound care are some of the most closely reviewed claims in outpatient medicine. OneTouch keeps the note and the claim in the same system, or our billing team can take claims off your plate entirely.
Class findings, wound measurements and procedure details are recorded in the note, so the documentation is there behind every routine foot care and debridement claim.
Bill E/M, debridement, nail, injection, wound care and surgical codes from the visit, check eligibility up front and send claims through the integrated clearinghouse.
Our billing services team handles coding, claims, denials and A/R, priced as a percentage of insurance collections. Request a proposal
Yes. Multiple offices run in one system with unlimited staff users, and pricing is per provider, so every doctor and location shares the same charts, schedule and billing.
Yes. The foot exam captures skin and nails, pulses, monofilament and sensation, and you can record risk category and the class findings that support routine foot care for at-risk patients.
Yes. Record location, size, depth, tissue type and drainage at every visit, add photos from the iPad app and compare over time. More on wound care →
Yes. You can bill in-house with our practice management software and integrated clearinghouse, or have our billing services team handle claims, denials and A/R for a percentage of insurance collections.
We import data from most other EMRs at no charge, typically in 5–7 business days. The EMR can be live within a few weeks, and practice management and billing in 30–45 days.
Enterprise systems are built for health systems, while general outpatient EMRs have no real place for a diabetic foot exam, class findings or wound measurements.
OneTouch EMR lets independent podiatry practices document the way they treat, for a solo provider or a growing multi-provider group. It's ONC-certified and ICD-10 ready, and our support team is available by phone and email.
Book a free, personalized demo and see how OneTouch can be set up for your podiatry practice.