If you find it difficult to reach your feet to care for your nails. or you struggle with thick, hard to cut nails, or you have a condition that makes it unsafe to cut your own nails such as diabetes, poor circulation, being on blood thinners etc., you can benefit from our foot care services.

Our foot care service includes:

• Foot health assessment.

• Trim/file nails.

• Thin thick nails.

• Reduce calluses and corns.

• Gentle massage/moisturizer

• Footwear evaluation

• Foot care education.

• Recommendations for further care as needed.

We do not soak feet. It’s a safety issue. Older adults have skin that is drier, thinner, and more fragile. Soaking can cause the skin to become even drier, which can lead to skin breakdown and infection.

Soaking also makes calluses less visible and more difficult for your foot care nurse to care for.

We do not currently offer this service.

Yes, we can trim and file fingernails for an additional fee.

Your safety is our highest priority. We follow CDC guidelines for infection control and instrument reprocessing. Our nurses wear disposable gloves and masks during your foot care service.

No, our services are not covered by insurance. Services are self-pay only. Our transparent pricing relieves you from insurance hassles, deductibles, co-pays and surprise bills!

Yes, all our nurses carry professional liability insurance.

Yes, as registered nurses with advanced training in foot are, we are experienced in providing foot care for persons with conditions such as diabetes, poor circulation, edema, those on blood thinners, and other chronic conditions.

Of course we can help you! And we’re nurses so we understand. We’ll help you with your foot care needs so they feel and look better.

No, our foot health assessment is not a replacement for your annual diabetic foot screen. Our foot health assessments are designed to pick up issues early and refer you for further care as needed, but you should still see your provider for your annual diabetic foot screen covered under Medicare.