Foot-health assessment
Observation of skin, nails, circulation indicators, sensation concerns and other factors relevant to safe nursing foot care.
A Longevity foot care nurse comes to you with the instruments, equipment and clinical supplies needed to provide careful nail and skin care in your own home.
Your nurse will assess your feet, discuss any concerns and provide care suited to your health history, skin integrity, nails and personal priorities.
Observation of skin, nails, circulation indicators, sensation concerns and other factors relevant to safe nursing foot care.
Careful trimming and filing, including treatment for thickened, difficult or involuted nails when appropriate.
Conservative reduction of corns and callus, attention to dry or fragile skin and recommendations for continued care.
Personalized education, product guidance, follow-up planning and referral when another provider is needed.
Your nurse will discuss any relevant recommendation and fee with you during the visit.
A non-surgical nail-correction option offered for suitable nail concerns.
An individually fabricated silicone device designed around the area requiring protection or pressure redistribution.
Fingernail trimming added to a scheduled in-home foot-care appointment.
Check with your extended health insurer to determine whether reimbursement is available under your plan.
Many clients receive foot care every six to eight weeks. Your nurse will recommend a schedule based on nail growth, skin concerns, health history and the support you need between visits.
In-home care is available for clients who find travel difficult, feel comfortable receiving care at home or simply value the convenience of a mobile appointment.
Book online at any time, or contact our scheduling office for help arranging your visit.
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