Clinical foot & wound care · At all 5 of our clinics
Clinical Foot &
Nail Care.
Nurse-led clinical foot and wound care, delivered by our trained foot-care team under Registered Nurse supervision. We assess and care for thick nails, calluses, ingrown nails, routine and diabetic foot care, and wounds — using a dry method, no shared water, and medical-grade, single-use sterile tools. Care is delivered in a clean, warm, welcoming clinic — comfortable chairs, familiar faces, and the same trusted team you already know.
Need it at home? See Grey Bruce Mobile Foot Care .
✦ What is in-clinic foot care
Care a regular pedicure can't quite give.
Three simple steps, delivered by our trained foot care team under Registered Nurse oversight.
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Assess
Every new client begins with a nurse-overseen assessment. We look at your nails, skin, circulation, and history — then plan the care that fits. We monitor; we don't diagnose.
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Treat
Single-use, sterile care for thick or fungal nails, calluses and corns, mild ingrown nails, routine diabetic foot care, and wound care. Dry method, no shared water.
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Maintain
We recommend a return cadence that fits your feet — typically every 6–10 weeks. Same comfortable clinic chair, same warm team, every visit.
✦ Who it's for
Built for the feet a regular pedicure can't help.
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Routine diabetic foot care
Gentle, dry-method nail and skin care for clients managing diabetes. Within our team's nursing-supervised scope — coordinated with your physician where appropriate.
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Seniors & reduced mobility
A comfortable clinic chair for clients who can no longer safely care for their own feet, or whose family member books for them.
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Active feet & athletes
Callus, corn, and pressure-point care for runners, walkers, and anyone whose feet take a daily beating.
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Anyone with foot discomfort
Thick or fungal nails, mild ingrown nails, painful calluses — the things a regular pedicure isn't designed to safely treat.
✦ What it isn't
We assess. We don't diagnose.
We focus on foot and wound care under nurse supervision. Our nurses lead assessment and wound care; our trained technicians deliver routine foot and nail care under their supervision. We monitor and care for feet — we don't provide general medical diagnosis. If we notice anything outside our scope, we will recommend follow-up with a nurse, doctor, or healthcare provider.
If you're not sure whether what you have is a minor annoyance or a medical concern, book an assessment. We'll tell you honestly which it is — and where to go if it isn't us.
✦ Find a location
Foot care at all 5 of our clinics.
Pick the salon closest to you. Same care, same standards — book directly with your location.
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Angelic Clinical Wellness & Beauty
Port Elgin
Care hub + clinic · since 2015
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Aloha Clinical Wellness & Beauty
Kincardine
Care hub + clinic · since 2019
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Athena Clinical Wellness & Beauty
Hanover
Care hub + clinic · since 2023
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Atlantis Clinical Wellness & Beauty
Southampton
Care hub + clinic · since 2021
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Accent Clinical Wellness & Beauty
Walkerton
Care hub + clinic · since 2025
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✦ Frequently asked
Your questions, answered honestly.
Who delivers the foot care?
Our trained Clinical Foot Care team, working under Registered Nurse oversight. We are not a medical, podiatry, or chiropody clinic — we deliver routine, preventative foot care within nursing-supervised scope and refer out when something is beyond it.
What does an appointment cover?
Nail reduction (including thick or fungal nails), callus and corn care, mild ingrown nail care without surgery, and routine diabetic foot care. Every new client starts with a nurse-overseen assessment to plan what's right for your feet.
Is this the same as a medical pedicure?
Yes — "medical pedicure" is the industry term for clinical foot care delivered under Registered Nurse oversight. It's therapeutic, not cosmetic: dry method, no soak, no polish, single-use sanitized tools. You can still book a regular pedicure alongside it.
Is it covered by OHIP or insurance?
Our foot care services are not covered by OHIP. Many extended health benefits plans cover "nursing foot care" or similar — check your plan. We're happy to provide a receipt for submission.
Do I have to book foot care to come in?
Not at all. Foot care is an option, not a requirement. Your regular pedicure, manicure, gel, and spa services are unchanged at every location. Book exactly what you've always booked.