Is the Dr. Comfort Betty worth it for diabetic feet?

Yes, if you need a protective shoe with a wide toe box, a firm sole and no laces. It is Medicare approved and coded A5500, which can help with reimbursement. At $149.95 at Flow Feet Orthopedic Shoes as of November 3, 2026, it sits at the low end of its usual range.

Does it fit orthotics?

Yes. The insole is removable and the shoe is built for orthotic compatibility, with cushioned arch support underneath. A wide toe box leaves room for a custom insert without crowding the toes.

What is the difference between the lace-up and hook-and-loop versions?

Both use the same Betty upper and sole. The hook-and-loop contact closure is faster to put on and easier to adjust for swelling, while the lace-up gives a more locked-in fit. Pick the closure that matches your hand strength and daily routine.

Is it Medicare approved?

Yes. The Betty is Medicare approved and coded A5500 as a therapeutic diabetic shoe. Check with your doctor and supplier about the paperwork and coverage rules that apply to you.

When is the price lowest?

The best new price was $149.95 at Flow Feet Orthopedic Shoes as of November 3, 2026, with 3 stores selling it new. Therapeutic shoe prices move little, so compare the 3 stores and check for Medicare or insurance reimbursement before waiting for a drop.

Where can I buy the Dr. Comfort Women's Therapeutic Diabetic Shoes?

3 stores we checked sell it, including Comfy Shoes & Medical Supplies, Broadway Home Medical, Flow Feet Orthopedic Shoes.

Dr. Comfort Women's Therapeutic Diabetic Shoes

Last price we saw

$145.00at Comfy Shoes & Medical Supplies, last seen Nov 4

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Our take on the Dr. Comfort Women's Therapeutic Diabetic Shoes

The Dr. Comfort Betty is a women's casual therapeutic shoe built for diabetic and sensitive feet. It uses a stretchable Lycra upper with leather trim, a wide toe box, padded ankles and a firm rubber sole, and it closes with a hook-and-loop contact closure for easy on and off. It is Medicare approved and coded A5500, so it can be filed as a therapeutic shoe benefit. The best new price is $149.95 at Flow Feet Orthopedic Shoes as of November 3, 2026, with 3 stores selling it new.

Best forWomen with diabetes or neuropathy who need a protective everyday shoePeople with wide or sensitive feet who need a roomy toe box