Who we serve · Podiatry
Wound care supplies for podiatry practices.
Debrided ulcers, post-operative foot and ankle wounds and deep plantar wounds need the right primary dressing on hand — and a supply that keeps up between visits. PCSS keeps both moving with one order.
For podiatry
What practices like yours use us for.
Fillers for depth
Collagen particles, alginate rope and gelling fiber for deep or tunneling wounds.
One box per patient
Collagen wound care kits match primary and secondary dressings for each patient, in 30-day and 40-day supplies.
Skin substitutes in the office
Grafts for in-office application, with 2026 payment rules explained.
Documentation that holds up
Audits against Medicare's surgical dressing rules, so orders and evaluations line up.
Products to start with
Where most orders begin.
Common starting points for your specialty. Dressings are always chosen on clinical judgment.
- Wound care kits One box per patient — collagen primary, silicone absorbent secondary.
- Collagen & powders Sheets for flat wounds, particles for deep and irregular ones.
- Skin substitutes & grafts For in-office application; applications on the feet fall under CPT 15275–15278.
- Wound dressings Alginates, foams and silicone borders for draining wounds and fragile skin.
How you'd work with us
Both models fit podiatry
Send patients home with supplies through our patient-direct model, and stock your office shelf — including skin substitutes — at wholesale on net-30.
Compare the two modelsMedicare note
Debridement creates a qualifying wound
Medicare covers surgical dressings for a wound caused by or treated by surgery, or after debridement — regardless of the debridement technique.
Medicare details checked against CMS sources on October 6, 2026. Not billing, coding or legal advice.
Questions
Podiatry: common questions
Can supplies ship straight to my patients?
Yes. Send the order with the face sheet and plan of care; PCSS with its billing partners ships to the patient and bills the patient's coverage.
Which skin substitute codes apply to the foot?
Application procedures on the feet are reported with CPT 15275–15278, chosen by total wound surface area. Confirm coding with your billing staff.
Other specialties
Also serving
- Wound care clinicsA full formulary from one supplier, with documentation support.
- Vascular & general surgeryPost-op incisions, venous leg ulcers and compression.
- Dermatology & plastic surgeryExcision and Mohs sites, grafts and fragile skin.
- Primary care & endocrinologyDiabetic patients and wounds managed between specialist visits.
- Home health & hospiceAgency supply at wholesale on net-30, with kits per patient.
Wholesale portal
Wholesale pricing and stock orders.
Sign in to view wholesale pricing and order supplies for your practice. New customers create an account and sign the Net-30 agreement online; Aubrey countersigns to open ordering.
Help: (803) 422-2710Your practice’s wholesale account
View your catalog pricing, save business and ship-to details, and order once Aubrey has countersigned your agreement. Patient-direct orders follow the separate Equipia route described in How to order.
How to order