Dr. Comfort Blog

Most, if not all, of the local and state “Stay at Home” mandates call for the temporary closure of gyms, health clubs and community centers to prevent gathering which could spread the COVID-19 virus.  That doesn’t mean you should stop exercising, though.  In fact, many of those same “Stay at Home” orders also include reminders that you can still take a walk outside or go a park provided you employ good social distancing practices. Continue reading →

Even when you’re not out and about…wearing your shoes is important!We hope that this finds you all well in these constantly changing times.  Many of us are sticking close to home and not going out as much as we are accustomed to.  However, it’s important to remember that those of us with diabetes and/or at-risk feet should still wear our shoes and inserts whenever we’re up and walking around – inside the house and out. Continue reading →

Daily living costs certainly can add up. From home and foot expenses to everyday necessities and health care, everything adds up.  Continue reading →

You are your biggest health care advocate. Managing your health can be a daily challenge, let alone living with diabetes.  Continue reading →

New season, new shoes!  Continue reading →

Whether your style is sophisticated, timeless or sporty, these new casual shoes are your savior to daily activity. Continue reading →

Finally, your go-to adventure shoe is here! Whether it’s for busy days around town or relaxing walks on the boardwalk, show off your urban style in the new Dr. Comfort® Women’s Ruth and Men’s Roger shoe. Continue reading →

It often starts as a minor irritation. But if left untreated, it can develop into a sidelining injury: plantar fasciitis. Continue reading →

Feet carry all of our weight but are usually neglected. While easy to forget, it pays to take care of them. Continue reading →

There's no better way to extend your wardrobe than with a pair of striking compression stockings to wear with your new shoes. Continue reading →