Greater Victoria • In-Home & Clinic Foot Care

Searching for a Podiatrist for Foot Care?

If you need help with toenail cutting, thick nails, corns, calluses or skin care, a foot care nurse may be the service you’re looking for.

Vancouver Island Foot Care Nurses provides professional nursing foot care for seniors and adults throughout Greater Victoria.

Registered & Licensed Practical Nurses • In-Home & Clinic Appointments
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Foot Care Services

Looking for Help With Any of These?

These are some of the most common reasons people choose nursing foot care.

01

Toenail Cutting

Routine trimming and filing, including thick or difficult-to-cut nails.

02

Thick & Fungal Nails

Care and reduction of thickened or difficult nails when appropriate.

03

Corns & Calluses

Routine care for areas of thickened or uncomfortable skin.

04

Skin Care

Help managing common skin-care needs affecting the feet.

05

Diabetic Foot Care

Preventative nursing foot care and assessment for clients living with diabetes.

06

Difficulty Reaching Your Feet

Professional help when caring for your own feet has become difficult.

If this sounds like what you’re looking for, a foot care nurse may be a good fit.

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Which Type of Care?

Podiatrist or Foot Care Nurse — What’s the Difference?

The two services are different. Here’s a simple guide to help you decide where to start.

Foot Care Nurse

Foot care nurses are particularly well suited to providing:

  • Toenail cutting and filing
  • Thick or difficult nails
  • Corns and calluses
  • Skin care
  • Preventative diabetic foot care
  • Regular ongoing foot care
  • Help caring for feet you can no longer comfortably reach

Podiatrist or Other Healthcare Provider

These concerns are outside our nursing foot care services. Please see a podiatrist or other appropriate healthcare provider for:

  • Foot or ankle injuries
  • Suspected fractures
  • Significant or unexplained foot pain
  • Ingrown toenails
  • Structural or biomechanical concerns
  • Surgical assessment
  • Orthotics
  • Conditions requiring diagnosis or specialist treatment
Not sure which type of care you need? Contact us and our team can explain whether the services we provide are appropriate for what you’re looking for.
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Why Nursing Foot Care?

Professional Foot Care That Fits Your Routine

A

Convenient Care

Choose an in-home visit or attend one of our clinic locations.

B

Professional Nursing Care

Foot care is provided by regulated nurses using a clinical, safety-focused approach.

C

Ongoing Foot Care

Many clients return regularly to keep their nails and feet comfortably maintained.

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Foot Care for Seniors

Foot Care Can Become Harder With Age

Reaching your feet, seeing your toenails clearly or safely using nail tools can become difficult. Arthritis, reduced mobility, thickened nails and tremors can all make foot care harder.

Our nurses provide professional nail and skin care in a comfortable clinic setting or right at home.

You don’t need to have a serious foot problem to benefit from nursing foot care.

Many of our clients simply need help keeping their toenails and feet comfortably maintained.

Choose Your Appointment Type

In-Home or Clinic Foot Care

Choose the option that works best for you.

In-Home Foot Care

A nurse comes directly to your home with the equipment needed to provide your foot care.

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Clinic Foot Care

Visit us for professional nursing foot care in a comfortable clinic environment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions

Do I need a podiatrist just to have my toenails cut?

People see podiatrists for many different reasons. If your main need is toenail cutting or ongoing nail and skin care, a foot care nurse may provide the type of service you’re looking for.

Can a foot care nurse cut thick toenails?

Yes. Nursing foot care commonly includes trimming, filing and reducing thick or difficult-to-manage toenails when appropriate.

Can a foot care nurse help with corns and calluses?

Our nurses provide routine care for corns, calluses and areas of thickened skin within their nursing scope.

Do you provide diabetic foot care?

Yes. We provide preventative nursing foot care and foot assessment for clients living with diabetes.

Do you provide in-home foot care?

Yes. We provide mobile nursing foot care throughout Greater Victoria, in addition to clinic appointments.

What if I’m not sure whether I need a foot care nurse or a podiatrist?

Contact our office and tell us what you need help with. We can explain the services we provide and whether they appear appropriate for your needs.

Book Your Foot Care Appointment

If nail cutting, thick nails, corns, calluses or foot care brought you here, a foot care nurse may be the service you’re looking for.

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In-home and clinic appointments available in Greater Victoria.