American Academy of Podiatric Practice Management (AAPPM) 2025 Annual Conference

American Academy of Podiatric Practice Management (AAPPM) 2025 Annual Conference is organized by American Academy of Podiatric Practice Management (AAPPM) and will be held from Nov 06 - 08, 2025 at Lago Mar Beach Resort & Club, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States of America.

Purpose:
The purpose of this conference is to provide information and education on the most up-to-date practice management procedures for your practice.

Educational Objectives:
After the final program, attendees will:

• UNDERSTAND how to identify lymphedema and provide appropriate treatment. Attendees will also understand the new Medicare guidelines related to lymphedema. 
• BETTER UNDERSTAND the clinical needs and applications for lower extremity compression garments and the impact these products can have on improving patient care. 
• UNDERSTAND the important role of dermatological testing and procedures in diagnosing and treating the most common foot and ankle dermatological conditions more effectively. 
• IMPROVE their knowledge of how to effectively perform a biomechanical examination, prescribe custom orthotics and AFOs and improve patient acceptance and compliance. 
• IMPROVE their ability to assess which treatment options are best suited for wounds commonly seen by podiatrists; and increase understanding of the proper application of various wound care products, the importance of using wound care protocols, and how dispensing wound care products can improve patient care and compliance. 
• LEARN how to identify patients at risk for falling and the podiatrists’ role in fall prevention. 
• HOW TO document and code office visits and procedures in compliance with CMS guidelines 
• UNDERSTAND the critical role that developing and implementing clinical treatment protocols plays in enhancing patient care and compliance 
• UNDERSTAND the unique considerations and challenges to treating the pediatric patient. 
• LEARN the legal and compliance considerations for treating a patient, documentation, and submission to third party payers and Medicare