Prices

Prices and Costs

Transparent costs for your podiatric treatment in Memmingen.

FREITAG® Podologie GmbH
Podiatry · Medical Foot Care · Sectoral Practitioner (Heilpraktik) for Podiatry

Our treatments are individually tailored to the condition of your feet and your personal complaints. The actual scope of treatment may therefore vary – particularly for complex or time-consuming findings.

Self-paying / Private Patients

Price List for Self-paying Patients

All prices are quoted as self-pay prices.

Complex podiatric treatment / medical foot care for both feet

Introductory price €69

Comprehensive podiatric treatment of both feet tailored to the individual findings. Introductory price for November/December 2026 – from January 2027: €79.

professional trimming and shaping of the nails
treatment of thickened or altered nails
removal of excess callus
treatment of pressure points and hyperkeratosis
professional treatment of corns (clavi)
cleaning and care of the nail folds
final skin care matched to the individual skin condition

PodoMobil – individual home visit / residential or nursing care home

€75

Complex podiatric treatment / medical foot care for both feet for one person at home or in a residential or nursing care home. Mileage allowance included within the city of Memmingen.

PodoMobil – group visit to a residential or nursing care home (5 or more people)

€70 per person

Self-pay price when at least 5 people are treated in the same building on the same day in Memmingen. Price per person and treatment.

PodoMobil – group visit to a residential or nursing care home (10 or more people)

€60 per person

Self-pay price when at least 10 people are treated in the same building on the same day in Memmingen. Price per person and treatment.

Complex podiatric treatment / medical foot care – new patient (with foot bath)

Introductory price €75

Comprehensive initial treatment for new patients. Introductory price for November/December 2026 – from January 2027: €85.

foot bath
comprehensive anamnesis and assessment
blood pressure measurement
foot pulse test
sensitivity test
podiatric treatment and care
advice on further management

Partial podiatric treatment

€55

Targeted treatment of a limited podiatric problem where a full complex treatment is not required.

treatment of individual painful nail or skin changes
treatment of pressure points or localised complaints

Pressure and friction protection / padding materials

€3 to €15

Individual pressure relief and protection of sensitive skin areas, for example after treatment of corns or painful pressure points.

Nail polish removal

€10

Professional removal of existing nail polish prior to podiatric treatment.

Nail prosthetics

€44 per nail

Reconstruction with light-curing resin for a missing, partially missing or damaged nail – restoring the natural shape and function of the nail.

Treatment of a corn (clavus)

€35

Professional removal of a corn with subsequent assessment and advice on pressure relief and prevention.

Treatment of an ingrown toenail (unguis incarnatus)

€55

Podiatric treatment of an ingrown or painful nail area to relieve the affected nail fold.

Medically necessary check-up / follow-up treatment

€15

Brief check-up appointment following a previous podiatric treatment, for example to review healing progress or provide necessary follow-up care.

Treatment of thickened and fungally altered nails

from €35

Professional trimming, thinning and shaping of thickened or fungally altered nails. Without foot bath. The final price depends on the number of affected nails and the time required.

Nail brace therapy – PODOSTRIPE adhesive brace

€80

Treatment of an ingrown or curled nail with a PODOSTRIPE adhesive brace.

Nail brace therapy – bilateral

€180

Bilateral treatment of an ingrown or severely curled nail with a suitable nail correction brace.

Repositioning / readjusting a nail brace

€90 per brace

Checking, adjusting and repositioning the existing nail correction brace during ongoing therapy.

Consultation and therapy discussion

€29

Individual professional advice on podiatric complaints, treatment options, foot and nail care, and possible further measures.

Podiatric emergency treatment

€55

Short-notice treatment for acute podiatric complaints, for example a painful ingrown nail, acute pressure pain or other foot complaints requiring treatment.

Important Note

Every foot and every condition is individual. For particularly time- or material-intensive treatments, costs may vary depending on the actual scope of treatment. We inform you of any additional costs before treatment wherever possible.

Hygiene is a matter of course for us: We use hygienically reprocessed and – where required for the respective application – sterile instruments for every patient, in accordance with applicable hygiene requirements.

Insurance Patients

Prices for Insurance Patients / Treatment on Medical Prescription

As an approved podiatric practice, we are authorised to bill statutory health insurers (Krankenkassen) directly for podiatric remedial treatments (Heilmittel) prescribed by a doctor.

If the relevant medical indication is present, your doctor can prescribe podiatric therapy for you as a remedial treatment (Heilmittel). Treatment then follows the medical prescription (Heilmittelverordnung) and the requirements of the remedy guidelines.

When can podiatry be prescribed at the expense of statutory health insurance?

Podiatric therapy may be prescribed in particular for pathological changes to the foot where, due to certain underlying conditions, a comparable form of skin and/or toenail damage is present with demonstrable sensory or circulatory disturbances.

Diabetic foot syndrome

Podiatric therapy for diabetic foot syndrome with corresponding pathological changes and damage to the foot, particularly in diabetic neuropathy and/or angiopathy.

Neuropathic foot syndrome

Podiatric therapy for pathological changes to the foot resulting from sensory or sensorimotor neuropathy, for example in certain neurological conditions.

Foot damage due to paraplegic syndromes

Where the medical requirements are met, podiatric therapy may also be prescribed by a doctor for certain damage resulting from a paraplegic syndrome.

Which podiatric services can be prescribed?

Callus removal

Professional removal of pathologically thickened callus to prevent pressure points, skin damage and resulting complications.

Nail treatment

Professional treatment of pathologically thickened or altered toenails to prevent injury and consequential damage.

Complex podiatric treatment

A combination of callus removal and nail treatment within a single session.

Nail brace treatment for ingrown toenails

Treatment of an ingrown toenail (unguis incarnatus) with a nail correction brace can, under certain conditions, be prescribed by a doctor and covered by the statutory health insurance (Krankenkasse).

Your Statutory Co-payment

Statutorily insured patients aged 18 and over are generally subject to a statutory co-payment obligation.

The co-payment amounts to:

10% of the cost of the prescribed remedial treatment
a one-off fee of €10.00 per prescription (Heilmittelverordnung)

The €10.00 fee is therefore not charged at every appointment, but once per prescription.

Example: If your medical prescription covers several podiatric treatment appointments, you pay a one-off fee of €10.00 for that prescription plus an additional 10% of the actual treatment costs for the whole prescription.

The exact amount of your personal co-payment may therefore vary depending on the prescribed service and the number of treatment sessions. We are happy to tell you the precise amount of your co-payment for your prescription.

Who is exempt from the co-payment?

The following do not pay a statutory co-payment:

children and adolescents under 18
insured patients with a valid co-payment exemption from their statutory health insurer

Please bring your exemption certificate or the corresponding proof from your health insurer to your appointment.

Please bring the following to your first appointment

your valid medical prescription (Heilmittelverordnung)
your electronic health insurance card
proof of co-payment exemption, if applicable
any relevant existing medical records required for the podiatric treatment

Not sure whether your prescription was issued correctly? Feel free to ask us. We check your prescription before treatment begins and explain the further procedure and any statutory co-payment in plain terms.

Questions About Prices or Insurance Cover?

We are happy to advise you personally and explain clearly what costs you can expect.

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