Ulyssia Williams
Baltimore, MD (USA)
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Founder/Owner/Principal
Foot Soothers
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Location:
Baltimore
Industry:
Healthcare
Year Founded:
1997
Number Employees:
1-10 people
Business Stage:
Growth (not profitable)
Entity Type:
"C" Corporation
Description:
Foot Soothers is a credentialed health care provider specializing in the routine foot care segment of podiatry. Our target markets are health compromised persons ages 45 to 65+. Our healthcare organization brings to the healthcare market a collaborative medical model, a deeper scope of practice for routine foot care, and a 5x efficient delivery method.Podiatry industry factors and healthcare market conditions are optimal. Our super efficient delivery method produces a 5x billing gain resulting in rapid realization of shareholder ROI.
The company is nationally scalable. Foot Soothers combined clinical care with spa-like pampering
is “Soothing Satisfaction” Our services are distinctive we deliver “Routine foot care at its finest”
This is an incredible time for Foot Soothers to make a SUPER BIG “foot print” in the health care industry. Podiatry industry factors and healthcare market conditions are optimal. In the podiatry industry there is a growing supply demand problem according to the 2007 Podiatric Workforce Study commissioned by the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA). The report stated that each of the (only) eight podiatry schools would have to triple their diminishing graduation rates by 2010 to meet the projected 19% demand in annual industry growth projected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Foot Soothers target markets mirror the three podiatry industry factors fueling the 19% industry growth projection: an aging population, increasing obesity and surging diabetes rates. According to Bureau of Labor Statistics, 60% of 49 million Americans or 29,403,000 people will be over age 65 by the year 2030.