Notice of Care
We are Registered Nurses (Not Podiatrists) who provide nursing care within our scope of practice on intact skin, which is limited to toenails, corns, calluses, and simple ingrown toenails. We DO NOT diagnose or treat. We may make recommendations for you to see a local medical provider to include the Emergency Room or Urgent Care, if there are any issues assessed during your visit.
It is your responsibility to follow through with the recommendations for your overall health wellness and safety. We hold NO responsibility if you do not follow thorough with our recommendations.
Goals of Routine Foot Care
Shorten and thin nails to prevent excess shoe pressure
Round corners of nails
Reduce and thin corns and calluses to reduce pressure that can lead to wounds and discomfort
Address simple ingrown toenails
Inspect shoes, socks and inserts for any issues
Education
Early identification of issues that may need medical attention
How Routine Foot Care Clinics can be beneficial?
Do you have any of the issues or concerns below? If you do, our Routine Foot Care Services can assist you and help you manage your overall foot health.
Do you have issues with mobility?
You require special equipment and tools to manage your foot care?
Do you have issues reaching or seeing your feet?
Are you unable to travel for nail care?
Do you have long, thick, deformed, curved or misshaped nails?
Do you have corns or calluses?
Do you want nail care in a non-judgmental environment?
Do you want to learn more about why healthy feet are important and how take care of your feet?
Do you want to improve the overall condition of your skin to maintain healthy feet?
Prevention is the Key
Medical Conditions that an increase your risk of lower extremity amputation or infections:
Diabetes
Peripheral Neuropathy
Vascular or Arterial Disease
Poor motor skills
Poor vision
Alzheimer’s, Dementia or Parkinson’s
Mental Health
Mobility