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    Louisiana's Top Choice in Podiatry for over 26 Years
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WELCOME TO NEW ORLEANS PODIATRY ASSOCIATES 

We are a locally owned and operated integrative podiatry practice dedicated to providing our community with effective, quality healthcare and education. Our aim is to help our patients achieve a lifetime of optimal foot health by integrating the most advanced, evidence-based therapies with nutrition, sound biomechanics, and total body wellness. it is our philosophy that optimal foot health is best realized when the feet are connected to a healthy individual. 


WE ARE HERE FOR YOU 7 DAYS PER WEEK

We designed the type of practice we would want for ourselves and our families. Our HIPAA compliant communication platform allows patients to text directly with us. No need to wait on hold or for someone to call you back, patients can text to (650) 405-0442 and chat directly with our business office, doctor, or team 7 days per week, 7am - 9pm. 


WE ARE EXPERIENCED

Dr. Edward M. Lang, DPM has been treating patients with foot and ankle issues in New Orleans and Metaire, Louisiana for over thirty years. He is an experienced podiatric physician and surgeon with an integrative approach to helping patients achieve optimal foot health.


WE ARE "IN NETWORK" PROVIDERS 

We are "in network" providers for Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Aetna, LSU First / Web TPA, Tricare, Triwest, Medicare and more. We are not providers for Medicaid, United Health Care, UMR, or GEHA. At this time, we are not accepting new Humana or Peoples Health Network Plans into the practice.


WE OFFER VALUE BASED PACKAGES

If we are not in network with your insurance, check out our Online Store for self-pay pricing. We offer Value Based Healthcare Packages that often save our out of network patients money. In this difficult economy, our value based packages are a smart choice, especially if your insurance plan has a high deductible plus coinsurance and co-pays. Feel free to reach out for more information on how our self pay options can help you spend less and receive so much more. 


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New Orleans Podiatry Associates is located in New Orleans and Metairie, LA . Click here for appointments or call (504) 897-3627.  


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