Matthew Diamond, DPM

Matthew Diamond, DPM has a trust score of 65/100 — a solid, above-average rating for podiatrists in Pittsburgh. With 6 years of practice (below the area average of 14), they are relatively early in their career but past the initial years.

The most important verification step for any podiatrist is confirming an active, unrestricted license with the state board — use the panel on this page to check Diamond's current standing and any public disciplinary actions directly at the source.

A first visit with Matthew Diamond, DPM typically runs 30–45 minutes and includes an exam of your feet, ankles, and gait, a review of your history, and often on-site imaging. Podiatrists (DPM) are physicians, so most visits are billed to medical insurance. With a foot & ankle surgery focus, expect care geared toward that area.

With insurance, expect a standard specialist copay ($30–$60). Self-pay rates generally run $100–$250 for an initial visit, more if X-rays, orthotics, or procedures are involved. Diabetic foot care and medically necessary treatment are commonly covered.

These are general ranges, not Matthew Diamond, DPM's published prices. Confirm fees and coverage directly with the practice.