Mobile medical foot & nail care.

Compassionate, professional care to help you maintain healthy feet, improve comfort, and support mobility—in the comfort of your own home.

Starting price

$65per visit

Personal care, based on your needs.

Routine foot-care visits start at $65. Your visit may include appropriate nail care, observation of your feet and nails, practical education, and follow-up recommendations.

Care is tailored to your needs. Jamie will confirm pricing before your appointment.

Hands-on foot & nail care

Routine care and support for nails, skin, and heels.

Routine Medical Foot & Nail Care

Everyday care for comfortable, manageable feet and nails.
  • Toenail trimming and shaping
  • Nail filing and smoothing
  • Routine nail thinning when appropriate
  • Basic foot cleaning and hygiene
  • General foot and nail observation
  • Personalized recommendations for ongoing foot care

Diabetic Foot & Nail Care

Preventive foot and nail care for clients living with diabetes.
  • Visual observation of the feet and toenails
  • Checking for visible redness, irritation, blisters, cracks, and other concerning changes
  • Gentle nail care appropriate to your needs
  • Education on daily foot inspection and hygiene
  • Guidance on when to contact a healthcare provider

Thickened & Difficult Toenail Care

Help with toenails that are brittle, thickened, or difficult to manage.
  • Care for thickened toenails when appropriate
  • Nail filing and smoothing
  • Care planning for brittle or difficult-to-manage nails
  • Observation of nail color, shape, and texture
  • Education about nail changes that may need medical attention

Complex nails or nails requiring specialized treatment may need referral to a podiatrist.

Dry Skin & Heel Care

Support for dry skin and rough heels.
  • Basic foot skin care
  • Moisturizing dry skin
  • Attention to rough, dry heels
  • Education on skin hydration and prevention of cracking
  • Identification of visible skin changes that may require referral

Callus & Corn Observation and Care Planning

Guidance for areas of thickened skin and pressure.
  • Observation of areas of thickened skin
  • Education on pressure and friction
  • Recommendations for footwear and pressure reduction
  • Guidance on preventing irritation and skin breakdown
  • Referral for professional treatment when necessary

Education & prevention

Practical guidance for caring for your feet between visits.

Foot Health Education

Practical guidance for looking after your feet between visits.
  • Daily foot-care routines
  • Safe nail-care practices
  • Recognizing concerning foot and nail changes
  • Diabetic foot-care education
  • Footwear and sock recommendations
  • Knowing when to seek medical attention

Foot Care & Mobility Education

Foot-care habits that support comfort in daily activities.
  • Education on how foot comfort affects daily activities
  • Supportive footwear guidance
  • Education on reducing friction and pressure
  • Tips for maintaining a consistent foot-care routine
  • General foot-safety and mobility recommendations

Preventive Foot Health Visits

Regular attention to changes in your feet and nails.
  • General observation of foot and nail condition
  • Discussion of changes since the last visit
  • Reinforcement of preventive care habits
  • Personalized home-care recommendations
  • Referral recommendations for concerning changes

Care that comes to you

Personal attention at home or in your community.

Convenient In-Home Foot Care Visits

Personalized foot and nail care in a familiar setting.
  • Foot and nail care in the comfort of your home
  • Care for clients who find travel difficult
  • Personalized attention in a familiar environment
  • Support for older adults and clients with limited mobility
  • Convenient appointment scheduling

Foot Care Pop-Up Clinics

Appointment-based foot and nail care in community settings.
  • Convenient community-based access to routine care
  • Preventive foot-health education
  • General foot and nail observation
  • Education for seniors and people managing diabetes

Who this care is for

Older adults, people living with diabetes, and anyone who finds it difficult to bend, travel, or manage thickened or brittle toenails. Care is also available for individuals who want to be proactive about foot health. Caregivers and families can arrange support for a loved one.

Healthy Feet. Better Mobility. Compassionate Care.