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Caring Nurses Foot Care brings professional routine foot care to Assisted Living Facilities, Independent Living Facilities, and Long Term Care Facilities

Certified Foot Care Specialists play a crucial role in ensuring the well-being of the elderly in ALF and LTC facilities. Their expertise and training allow them to provide safe and effective foot care services, which can prevent a range of foot-related issues. It is essential to prioritize the use of qualified specialists in these settings to ensure the best possible care for our elderly population.

We prefer a group of 12 residents, but we do understand that cannot always be arranged, but we may be able to work something out.  Pricing will be provided upon request.

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Our recommendation for visit frequency:

  • Will vary by the individual resident and can be adjusted as needed, but is typically every other month.  â€‹

  • each individual session can last anywhere from 35 minutes to 45 minutes.  This includes documentation in a HIPAA compliant Electronic Medical Record.  Occasionally a visit will take longer due to a difficult, or other situation, and may require an additional fee.

  • We prefer site visits are between the hours of 8 am-3 pm, and can accommodate one or more visits per month.  This will allow flexibility for your residents.  Typically the visits occur Monday thru Friday, although during holiday weeks, or to cover vacations, weekend visits could be scheduled.

  • Please note that the frequency of visits to your facility will also depend on your census, needs,  and interest of your residents.​

  • Payments by the individual clients may be made via cash, check, or credit card.  Arrangements can be made for family members to be sent an invoice so that they can pay with a check or via the website with a cc.  Payment is due at time of service unless other arrangements have been made.  If individual payments are not made within 7 days of invoice, prepayments may be required in the future.

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We also offer a contracted hourly rate billed to the facility, if this is something your facility is interested in...please inquire.

Toenail Trimming

Nail integrity, shape, thickness and growth patterns vary and tend to change as we age.

 

Routine foot care visits involving trimming, thinning and filing of toenails are designed to improve a patient’s mobility, decrease fall risk, provide overall foot comfort and promote better shoe fit.

 

Regular maintenance of your nails will allow you to lead a more active lifestyle while improving your overall health and wellness.

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We can also care for and help prevent ingrown toenails.

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Corns/Calluses/Dry Heels

The integrity of skin and other parts of our feet may be compromised as we age, leading to issues that can affect overall health and mobility. 

 

Thinning fat pads on the bottom of our feet can lead to calluses, as the body tries to compensate for the reduction in padding. This can impair our overall walking and balance.

 

Changes within the aging foot, often caused by misaligned bone structures and loss of skin elasticity can lead to corns, calluses or cracked heels.

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Foot Assessment

Diabetic?  Monofilament testing will be performed to assess changes in sensation

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Feet inevitably change over time – the overall size, width, and structure can vary substantially as we age.

 

Some changes can be due to trauma, disease processes, and medication use. Other changes occur as a result of normal wear and tear or increase in weight.

 

Assessment of changes may require recommendations tailored to meet your lifestyle and foot health needs.

overgrown toenails before treatment and services
toenails improved post treatment by a podiatry nurse
Pre foot and toenail care, overgrown, thickened nails
post foot and toenail care, toenails reduced, filed and well cared for
right foot before Caring Nurses Footcare, LLC services
right foot post services from Caring Nurses Footcare, LLC.  Keep your feet healthy
pre foot and toenail care provided by our Chief foot care provider
post foot and toenail care

Don't Let Your Feet Look Like This

overgrown onchymotic toenail.  this image shows a thickened toenail that is overgrown and fungal.  Don't let your toenails get like this.
Don't let your toenails look like this.  Over grown toenails, fungal toenails, cracking toenails, thick toenails.
A nurse using a mechanical sander with burr attachment to decrease calluses on a person's foot.  Take care of your feet

Routine Foot and Nail Care can prevent this from happening to you.  If this has happened, we can help.

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