Bringing more than 34 years of experience to his medical practice, Dr. Aaronson specializes in podiatric medicine and surgery, including; diabetic foot concerns, foot and nail maintenance, heel pain and flat foot concerns; bunions, foot growths and bone misalignments. Dr. Aaronson received his medical degree from California College of Podiatric Medicine in San Francisco, Calif.
He completed his residency at the Buckner Foot Clinic in Dallas, Texas. He is board certified by the American Board of Podiatric Medicine. As a provider, Dr. Aaronson is passionate about his specialty and the positive outcomes for his patients. Dr. Aaronson likes staying active in the outdoors and also enjoys theatre, music and art museums in his spare time.
He completed his residency at the Buckner Foot Clinic in Dallas, Texas. He is board certified by the American Board of Podiatric Medicine. As a provider, Dr. Aaronson is passionate about his specialty and the positive outcomes for his patients. Dr. Aaronson likes staying active in the outdoors and also enjoys theatre, music and art museums in his spare time.
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You have been referred by a primary doctor, your insurance company or a friend for an appointment to see Dr. Aaronson a Podiatrist. Enclosed you will find forms to fill out and bring to the office. We also ask that you bring any insurance cards and a list of current medications. Dr. Craig R Aaronson DPM.
What is a HMO? A Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) is a type of managed care health plan where members choose their physician from a list of approved health care providers which typically results in lower premiums and/or copayments. Generally, members of an HMO can only see a health care specialist (podiatrist) if they get a referral from their primary care physician, also known as a gatekeeper.
Medicare Part B may cover podiatry. Visits to a foot doctor (podiatrist) may be covered, but not for routine foot care. Does Medicare cover podiatry for diabetics? Medicare Part B may cover a foot exam every 10 weeks if you are currently taking medication prescribed by your primary physicain after a diagnosis of diabetes has been determined.
What is a PPO? A Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) is a managed care health plan that gives its members multiple choices in health care and health care providers. You or your employer pays a monthly or quarterly premium for coverage of a broad range of medical services. Like an HMO, a PPO may charge a copayment for each office visit and there is usually no paperwork to complete.
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Cheryl Teramoto
Feb 03, 2022
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I have gone to Dr Aaronson for years..., on and off as needed. He is quite personable and is enjoyable to converse with. Though it had been many years since I had seen him last, he remembered me. The office staff is cheery and caring. This past visit I was a mess emotionally, and they put me to ease right away. I don't like going to drs, but this dr and his staff make it less stressful for me, and that is saying a lot. If you have foot issues, this is definitely the people you need to see.
Eleanor Pauls
Nov 02, 2019
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Rachel Reed
Aug 22, 2019
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