Common Questions
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Medical foot care is intended for persons with difficulty maintaining their nails. This could be due to mechanical difficulties (e.g. reduced flexibility, arthritis or deformities) or from ailments (e.g. diabetes, edema, nail thickening). Additionally, all medical tools and burs have been sterilized for every patient.
Foot care also includes management of skin care where it affects mobility, pain, or the risk of infection.
It does not include any kind of styling, painting, or shaping of nails for appearance sake.
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I make my best effort to be transparent by posting all of my prices in the “Services” section.
Also, as this is a medical service, tipping or gratuity is not accepted.
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As this is a nurse run business, I am unable to bill insurances. I am currently working towards HSA/FSA approval.
Currently, all payments must be made via credit/debit cards.
For physicians and facilities, please contact us for contract options.
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Trimming toenails can be a stressful event. I do my best to keep these visits as friendly and comfortable as possible. If there are any concerns or worries a client may have, I want to hear them and work with them.
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The first step is to schedule an Initial Assessment visit. During that visit a full assessment and interview will be completed, including discussing any foot care concerns or needs.
We take a compassionate and patient centered approach with all of our clients. We want to know what concerns you have, and what goals you want to achieve.
Foot care is commonly put off, and we understand. We are judgement-free and simply here to help.

