Accepted forms of payment are Cash, Visa, Etransfer, Cheque and MasterCard.

Yes. In most cases Nursing Foot Care services are covered by extended medical plans when offered by a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). Clients will receive a receipt at the end of the visit that includes the total amount paid for the service for which they can then submit a claim to their insurance company.

Yes. The Canada Revenue Agency recognizes this service as a medical expense. The client can keep their receipts and claim back the expense on their tax return.

Services are providing in your residence, long term care facility, hospital or in our clinics.

Appointments can be cancelled up to 24 hours prior to the appointment. This is to allow another client in need of foot care to be able to take the spot.

The stainless steel tools are cleaned and sterilized by following BC’s Best Practice Guidelines for Cleaning, Disinfection & Sterilization. Single-use tools are disposed of after each client.

The 45 min to 1 hour initial appointment includes a medical history, shoe assessment, mobility assessment, neuropathy assessment (if diabetic), foot care, education, recommendations, foot care tips and/or further referrals.