Healthbridge - Diabetic Shoes and Inserts

08/01/2025

Come by and visit our table today at the Centerwell Upstate Senior Wellness Fair and enter our raffle for a pair of slippers!

07/09/2025

Come out and join us this morning at the BBB Senior Expo!
9am-12pm at Mitchell Road Presbyterian in Greenville SC

06/19/2025

📣Please note that our offices will be closed today, June 19.

05/26/2025

🇺🇸 Healthbridge Diabetic Shoes will be closed on Memorial Day (Monday, May 26) as we honor and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Let us take a moment to reflect on their sacrifice.

04/20/2025

04/15/2025

Walking is one of the simplest—and most powerful—ways to support your health, especially for people living with diabetes. Regular movement helps with circulation, blood sugar control, and mood. But foot health is key.

That’s where diabetic shoes come in. They’re specially designed to reduce pressure, prevent ulcers, and keep you walking comfortably and safely.

If you have diabetes and Medicare, you may qualify for a pair of diabetic shoes at little to no cost. Reach out to learn more or get fitted—your feet will thank you!

Stepping outside for a walk is not only good for you, but it’s also a great way to enjoy the fresh spring air. Walking briskly 30 minutes a day, 5 days a week has been shown to have many health benefits, including:(1)

1. Reduced risk of heart disease
2. Stronger bones and muscles
3. Better balance and fewer falls and fractures
4. Less stress and improved mental health

Make your walk even more fun by inviting a neighbor to join you or snapping some nature photos.

Source
1. Zoltan Ungvari et al., “The multifaceted benefits of walking for healthy aging: from Blue Zones to molecular mechanisms,” GeroScience 45(6) (July 2023): 3211-3239, accessed March 26, 2025.

04/14/2025

Stop by our office and enter to win!

🌸🐰 EASTER GIVEAWAY ALERT! 🐰🌸

Hop on over to Cornerstone Insurance and join the fun! 🥚💐🐇
We’ve filled this jar with colorful chocolate eggs, and we want YOU to guess how many are inside!

🎁 The person with the closest guess wins a $50 Amazon Gift Card plus the candy!

📍 Just stop by our office, take a look at the jar, and submit your guess.
📆 The winner will be announced Thursday, April 17 – just in time for a little springtime shopping spree!

Don’t miss out – come see us and take your best guess!
👇 Tag a friend who needs some chocolatey fun in their life!

04/09/2025

Our friends at Anodyne have some great tips for taking care of your feet for National Foot Health Awareness Month! 👣

Happy National Foot Health Awareness Month! 👣 This spring, show your feet some love! ☀️

Our new blog post is packed with easy-to-follow tips to prevent foot problems!

Read here: https://blog.anodyneshoes.com/

04/08/2025

📢NEW SHOES ALERT!!
Dr Comfort has new hands-free shoes available - call us today to order!

03/28/2025

We are excited to support The Open Book Project with a collection box located here inside our office at Cornerstone Insurance LLC - if you have books to donate for the sale we would be glad to take them for you. 📚

📚 2 Weeks Until Our Annual Used Book Sale! 📚

Spring cleaning? Have gently used books you no longer need? We’re still collecting donations for our annual used book sale! All proceeds support literacy programs in Upstate South Carolina.

✅ Drop-off: Bring your books to our downtown Easley location - 213 East 1st Avenue, Easley.
✅ Pick-up: For larger donations, we can come to you!
✅ Tax Deductible: Donations qualify for a tax receipt since The Open Book Project is a nonprofit.

🙌 Volunteers Needed!
We’re looking for extra hands to help with sorting, organizing, and assisting during the sale. Great opportunity for students needing service credit hours!

📩 For volunteer info, email TheOpenBookProjectSC@gmail.com

Help us turn your pre-loved books into new opportunities for readers in our community! For more details, visit theopenbookprojectsc.org

03/14/2025

We are honored to be part of the Upstate Senior Network and were happy to co-sponsor this month's Anderson area meeting.