Medicare approved refers to any type of services or products that meet the health standards and guidelines stipulated by the federal health insurance program or Medicare. Footwear certified as a Medicare approved may feature, but is not limited to, soft uppers that conform to feet's contour, padded tongues and collars, and well-cushioned and flexible midsoles for better shock absorption with an extra-depth design that offers a loose fit and freedom for toe movement.
Orthofeet 881 Not a slick sneaker but the comfort is worth it.
January 12, 2013
Reviewer: buddy from DE
I gave this a 4 simply do to my personal taste. Having worn Nike Air Max for years until injuring my foot, this is a difficult style adjustment. BUT, it has the width I now need, and once I fooled around and came up with a two insole combination it is extremely comfortable for walking, standing etc. When I can't use FitFlops i am using these around the house. I have not tried them outside yet but plan to comver them with Totes and try today.They may be the only thingIcan use to cut grass this summer.
Wears this shoe: With pants, for walking with heavy socks, standing, etc.
Not a slick sneaker but the comfort is worth it.
January 12, 2013