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Advanced Nursing Foot Care Services
Providing mobile foot care services in the comfort of your own home!
Healthy Feet for a Happy Life
Services Provided during Foot Care Visit
- Thorough assessment of clients feet and lower limbs
- A brief health review of past medical history/ current medications
- Footwear and mobility review
- Diabetic foot care & neuropathy screening
- Foot cleansing
- Nail trimming & filing
- Thick nail (Onychauxis) reduction
- Fungal & ingrown nail care
- Corn & callus reduction
- Off-loading / padding application
- Moisturizing of skin
- Foot care teaching
Foot care should be done every 6-8 weeks, depending on the nail growth or foot care problem.
Are you a LTC facility looking for a professional Foot Care Nurse? Or do you require in home services for you or your loved one? If so, you have come to the right place!
Also caring for diabetic patients who may be experiencing, decreased mobility, poor vision, or foot pain. Contact me today to set up your initial appointment!
About On Point Foot Care
About me
I am a Licensed Practical Nurse with over 12 years experience working in Geriatric medicine. I have worked in a variety of different healthcare settings, including Long-term care facilities, Assisted living and Acute care. I completed my Advanced Foot Care certification with PEDEd. I am also an active member of the Lower Mainland Footcare Nurses Association. Furthermore, I have completed my Gentle Persuasive certification which assists in providing care to patients with cognitive impairments.
I believe in using a patient-centered approach when treating a client. I take the time to listen to my patients' concerns and goals as well as their ability to comply with the treatment plan provided. I will complete a thorough health history during the initial appointment, in order to provide complete medical care.
What is a Foot Care Nurse
Foot care nursing is a service provided by a nurse that has graduated from a recognized nursing college and holds a current active practicing license with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives. The nurse has taken further education from a recognized footcare course and received a certificate of completion. Foot care nurses provide non-invasive foot care services. The foot care nurse follows infection control protocols with his/her tools to ensure that nursing regulations and standards are met.
Additional information
Please be prepared during your initial appointment with the following:
- Medical history
- List of the medications currently taking
- The shoes worn most often
- Nail Polish should be removed prior to appointment.
- No soaking your feet 24hr prior to your appointment
I accept either cash, cheque, or interac E-Transfer as payment. A receipt will be provided for income tax purposes and / or extended health plans that may cover your service. Check with your plan provider for approval requirements. Foot care services are also covered under the Veterans affairs act.