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The C-MAT testing unit: a control console and blood pressure cuff beside a laptop displaying a patient's cardiometabolic score report

C-MAT Testing for Circulation, Neuropathy, and Metabolic Health in Westchester, NY

Westchester Podiatric Medicine – Nerve & Wound Healing Institute, led by Dr. John Marzano, provides advanced C-MAT diagnostic testing to evaluate circulation, peripheral nerve function, metabolic health, and cardiovascular performance.

What is C-MAT?

C-MAT (Cardio-Metabolic Assessment Test) is an advanced, non-invasive diagnostic technology used for early neuropathy detection, circulation testing, and diabetic foot evaluation. It also supports early detection of diabetic foot complications and functions as a vascular and nerve assessment tool. This multi-system assessment helps identify underlying vascular, neurologic, and metabolic conditions contributing to numbness, burning sensations, slow wound healing, and chronic foot symptoms.

What C-MAT evaluates

  • Circulatory and cardiovascular function
  • Peripheral nerve health and neuropathy risk
  • Metabolic and glucose-related changes
  • Blood flow efficiency in the lower extremities

Benefits of C-MAT testing

  • Early detection of vascular and neuropathic changes
  • Advanced evaluation for diabetic and high-risk patients
  • Improved diagnostic insight for chronic foot pain and numbness
  • Personalized treatment planning
  • Non-invasive, painless testing

If you are experiencing foot pain, numbness, burning sensations, or poor circulation, contact Westchester Podiatric Medicine – Nerve & Wound Healing Institute to schedule a diagnostic evaluation with Dr. John Marzano and learn whether advanced C-MAT diagnostic testing is right for you.

Schedule a diagnostic evaluation

Patients from White Plains, Scarsdale, Bronxville, New Rochelle, Rye, Harrison, Mamaroneck, Eastchester, and communities throughout Westchester County seek C-MAT testing for chronic foot pain, neuropathy, poor circulation, and systemic lower extremity conditions.

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