Proving the Power of Podiatry By Rachel Albright, DPM, CPMA Board Member As podiatrists, we understand the true value and power of our profession. For example, we don’t only treat diabetic foot ulcers after they occur. We can prevent them from ever happening in the first place, sparing folks from pain and even preserving their…

So for the HHS (Health and Human Services/CARES ACT) money that podiatrists received they will need to go and register on a specific site and then more financial reporting will be requested when that portal is open. Below is the link to the site that Podiatrists need to go to now.   If you have…

Get to Know CPMA President James DeJesus The Connecticut Podiatric Medical Association has been pushing forward podiatry in our state since 1910, and we have the strong leadership of the CPMA Board to thank. We’re proud to introduce the newest President of CPMA, Dr. James DeJesus. He was kind enough to take time out of…

40 years a podiatrist: celebrating dr. richard ehle CPMA has served the podiatrists of Connecticut since 1910. That’s 110 years! And for more than 40 of those years, we’ve enjoyed the active participation of Dr. Richard Ehle.   Dr. Ehle recently became a Life Member of CPMA/APMA. It’s not an easy feat. The requirements include…

top 5 takeaways from cpma’s state meeting Surfing the State Financial Tsunami CPMA Lobbyist Linda Kowalski is actively working with the legislative leadership to progress our two bills during the likely Summer Special Session: Senate Bill 319, Fee Parity for Podiatry in Health Insurance Plans and House Bill 5442, Fee Parity for Podiatry in the…

Published last fall, “A randomized controlled clinical trial of a hypothermically stored amniotic membrane for use in diabetic foot ulcers”…

I’m Dr. Marc Lederman, executive director of CPMA—the Connecticut Podiatric Medical Association. Whether you’re in postgraduate training, have an active practice, teach full-time, or are retired—there is a place for you in the CPMA…