More Than Nail Care
Your feet can tell us a lot about your overall health.
Foot care nursing combines a nursing assessment with treatment, prevention and education. Your appointment may include assessment of your skin, nails, circulation, sensation, footwear and individual risk factors—not simply cutting toenails.
Services include:
• Routine and advanced nursing foot care
• Diabetic and high-risk foot assessment
• Corn and callus care
• Thickened and fungal-prone nails
• Ingrown and involuted nails
• Onyfix® nail bracing
• Footwear assessment and foot tracing
• Pressure relief and offloading
• Foot health education
• Referrals to other members of your healthcare team when needed
Your goal isn't simply to come back for another appointment.
My goal is to give you the care, education and tools you need to keep your feet as healthy as possible.

What to expect in your initial apppointment

ASSESSMENT
- Medical History
- Footwear
- Gait analysis
- Monofilament
- Lower limb assessment
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FOOT CARE
- Nail trimming
- Nail reconstruction
- Decrease thick nails
- Silicone molds
- Nail bracing
- Ingrowns
- Padding and strapping
- Corn and callus reduction

REFERRALS
- Chiropody/ Podiatry/Pedorthist
- Physician/Nurse practitioner
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Social Worker
- Pharmacist
- Diabetes Educator
- Naturopath

PATIENT EDUCATION
- Demonstrations on proper care of your feet
- Foot inspections
- Choosing the proper footwear
- What to look for and when to seek help
ADDITIONAL SERVICES

COMPRESSION MEASUREMENT
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Improves venous circulation
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Aids in keeping legs healthy
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Increase your energy

ONYFIX
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Pain-free treatment
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Rapid pain alleviation
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Corrects the nail through physiological nail growth
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Effectiveness confirmed by a study
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Particularly suitable for those with diabetes
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No restrictions on patient activities (incl. swimming/sauna)
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Nail polish can still be used
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ABPI
- To help to identify if arterial disease is a factor that is impacting leg health and wound healing
- To assist with goal setting and help guide treatment and referrals
- To protect against patient harm and clinician liability. For example, compression therapy cannot be initiated unless adequate blood flow has been demonstrated and documented
- To help to stratify the degree of peripheral arterial disease
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OFFLOADING
Offloading refers to minimizing or removing weight placed on the foot to help prevent and heal ulcers, particularly those caused by poor circulation to the feet due to diabetes.


