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Clinical Foot Care · Under nurse oversight

Meet your foot care team.

A nurse assesses the client, establishes or approves the care plan and provides clinical oversight. A trained Clinical Foot Care Assistant provides eligible routine care according to that plan. We care for thick nails, calluses, ingrown nails, and provide routine support for eligible clients living with diabetes, in the same warm, welcoming clinic you already know. Our clinical foot-care service uses a dry method. Feet are not soaked.

What is clinical foot care? Find your clinic

✦ Your nurse, by clinic

One standard of care. Five chairs.

Bios and photos are coming soon — our team is finalising their profiles. Clinical foot-care services are being introduced across our locations. Availability may vary. Call or text our clinical team to discuss your needs and confirm the appropriate location or mobile option.

✦ Credentials & scope

What our foot care team can — and can't — do.

Our foot care team works under nursing oversight — a nurse regulated by the College of Nurses of Ontario provides clinical supervision. The team assesses and cares for nails, calluses, corns, and provides routine support for eligible clients living with diabetes, and refers on to a physician when something is outside scope.

We focus on foot care under nurse supervision. We monitor and care for feet — we don't provide general medical diagnosis, podiatry, or chiropody. If you need surgical care, orthotics, or anything beyond the care our nurses and Clinical Foot Care Assistants provide, we'll recommend follow-up with a nurse, doctor, or healthcare provider. Many of our clients see both our team and a podiatrist — the roles complement each other.