Yes, Medicare does cover certain podiatry services when they are deemed medically necessary. Medicare Part B typically covers medically necessary foot care services for beneficiaries who have specific conditions, such as diabetes-related foot problems, nerve damage, or chronic foot ulcers. However, routine foot care, such as nail trimming or callus removal without a medical necessity, is generally not covered by Medicare.
It's important to note that Medicare coverage can vary based on individual circumstances and specific Medicare plans. To determine your eligibility and the extent of coverage for podiatry services, it is recommended to review your Medicare plan or consult with a Medicare representative.