Collection: COMFORTRITE

Yes. All Comfortrite shoes carry A5500 Medicare coding, qualifying them for the Medicare Therapeutic Shoe Program for patients with diabetes. With a physician prescription and a certified pedorthist fitting, Medicare may cover one pair of therapeutic shoes and three pairs of inserts per calendar year. Comfortrite shoes are also eligible for HSA and FSA reimbursement as medical-grade therapeutic footwear.

Comfortrite's stretchable models use Lycra panels in the upper that expand to conform to the shape of your foot. Unlike rigid leather uppers, the stretch material accommodates bunions, hammertoes, and fluctuating swelling from edema without creating pressure points. The stretchable upper works with the extra-depth sole to provide volume for custom orthotics while maintaining a secure fit.

Yes. The Comfortrite Montana is a men's steel toe work boot that combines OSHA-compliant toe protection with A5500 Medicare-coded therapeutic features including extra depth, removable insoles, and a supportive midsole. It is one of the few work boots on the market designed for men with diabetes or neuropathy who also need workplace safety footwear.

Yes. Comfortrite's extra-depth construction and removable insole system provide the volume needed to fit ankle-foot orthoses (AFOs). The stretchable upper models are especially well-suited for AFO wear because the Lycra panels conform around the brace without creating pressure or friction. Your pedorthist can remove layers of the insole to further customize the internal volume.

Yes. Because Comfortrite shoes carry A5500 Medicare coding, they qualify as medical-grade therapeutic footwear and are eligible for HSA and FSA reimbursement. Save your receipt and any prescription documentation from your physician. Medicare coverage requires a separate enrollment through the Therapeutic Shoe Program — ask your doctor or pedorthist about eligibility.