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Podiatrist in Marly: what to know
A podiatrist looks after foot health and treats conditions affecting the skin and nails of the feet. They treat corns, calluses and ingrown toenails, provide care for at-risk feet, particularly in people with diabetes, and give advice on prevention.
When to book an appointment
- A painful ingrown toenail or thickened nails hard to cut
- Corns, calluses or hard skin that make walking uncomfortable
- Regular foot care if you have diabetes
- Pain or rubbing caused by shoes in everyday life
Costs in Switzerland
Podiatry for people with diabetes may be covered by basic health insurance (LAMal/KVG) on medical prescription; other foot care is generally a matter for supplementary insurance.
Frequently asked questions — podiatrist in Marly
Podiatrist in Marly: how do I book an appointment?
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How much does a consultation cost?
The price depends on the consultation. Medical services are billed under the TARDOC tariff and covered by basic health insurance (LAMal/KVG), minus your deductible and co-payment. Complementary medicine is usually covered by supplementary insurance.
My insurance requires me to see my family doctor first. What should I do?
With a family-doctor, HMO or telemedicine model, you must usually contact your family doctor, HMO centre or advice line before seeing a specialist. Check the terms of your policy before booking.
Is a video consultation covered?
As a rule, yes: a video consultation with a doctor is covered by basic insurance like a visit to the practice, with the same deductible and co-payment.