The Program covers the following medically necessary services: Podiatric services rendered in the podiatrist's office, the participant's home, a hospital, a nursing facility, a free standing clinic, or elsewhere when these services are: Performed by the podiatrist or another licensed podiatrist in the podiatrist’s employ; Performed on the: Human foot or ankle; Anatomical structures that attach to the human foot; or Soft tissue below the midcalf; Clearly related to the participant’s individual medical needs as diagnostic, curative, palliative, or rehabilitative services; and Adequately described on the participant’s medical record. Routine podiatric care rendered in an office, home, nursing home, or licensed assisted living facility for participants who have a metabolic, neurologic, or vascular disease affecting the lower extremities, including but not limited to: Arteriosclerosis obliterans (A.S.O., arteriosclerosis of the extremities, occlusive peripheral arteriosclerosis); Buerger’s disease (thromboangiitis obliterans); Peripheral neuropathies involving the feet, associated with: Traumatic injury; Leprosy or neurosyphilis; or Hereditary disorders, such as hereditary sensory radicular neuropathy, angiokeratoma corporis diffusum (Fabry’s) and amyloid neuropathy; and The following conditions, if the patient is under the active care of a doctor of medicine or osteopathy who documents the condition: Diabetes mellitus; Chronic thrombophlebitis; Peripheral neuropathies involving the feet, associated with: Malnutrition and vitamin deficiency such as malnutrition (general and pellagra), alcoholism, malabsorption (celiac disease and tropical sprue), and pernicious anemia; Carcinoma; Diabetes mellitus; Drugs and toxins; Multiple sclerosis; or Uremia (chronic renal disease). Drugs dispensed by the podiatrist in an emergency or drugs which cannot be self-administered within the limitations of COMAR 10.09.03; Injectable drugs administered by the podiatrist within the limitations of COMAR 10.09.03; Medical equipment and supplies prescribed by the podiatrist within the limitations of COMAR 10.09.12; and Emergency services and related follow-up care.