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Interventional Diabetes CenterSpecialized care.Local connection.

Kenton, TN

IDC Kenton.
Care with a local connection.

Podiatry, diabetic foot and wound care, and diabetes management in Kenton, Tennessee.

Kenton, TN

Specialized care.
Close to home.

Personal diabetic foot and wound care, close to home in Kenton. Our Kenton center lists podiatry care, wound and foot care, and diabetes management.

Contact the office to discuss your needs, confirm service availability, and arrange your visit.

Dr. Jessica Rispoli

Board-certified podiatrist · Kenton

Meet your doctor

Dr. Jessica Rispoli

Dr. Rispoli is a board-certified podiatrist specializing in diabetic foot care and limb preservation. She trained at University Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio, where she completed her surgical residency followed by a 2-year fellowship focusing on wound care and amputation prevention.

With over 10 years of experience, Dr. Rispoli has dedicated much of her career to serving our nation’s veterans through federal service. She has practiced in both rural and urban hospital settings, developing a deep passion for caring for patients in underserved communities. She has extensive experience in treating complex difficult to heal wounds and is committed to helping patients maintain quality of life.

Dr. Rispoli takes a compassionate patient centered approach working closely with each individual to understand their goals, preferences and needs. She looks forward to building trusting relationships with her patients at IDC in Kenton, Tennessee.

Outside of work, Dr. Rispoli is family oriented and enjoys spending time with nature. She has an interest in plant medicines, loves traveling, practicing yoga, and is a music lover.

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Do you accept my insurance, and do I need a referral?

Coverage and referral requirements vary. Contact the clinic and your insurer to confirm network participation, referral requirements, and any expected costs before your visit.

What should I bring to my first visit?

Bring a photo ID, insurance card, current medication list, and relevant records or referral documents. Contact the clinic in advance to confirm its requirements and discuss any accommodations.

Can I send medical records through the website?

The general callback form is for scheduling questions only. Do not include diagnoses, symptoms, medical records, insurance numbers, or other sensitive health information. Contact the clinic for an appropriate records-transfer method.

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