Registered NurseIn-home visitsHalifax & surrounding communitiesPersonalized care plans
Choose your starting point
Care that meets you where you are.
Not sure which service fits? Start with a foot assessment and we'll recommend the next step with you.
In-home care
Nail Care
Professional nail trimming, shaping, and treatment for healthy, comfortable feet. Ideal for those with thick, ingrown, or difficult-to-manage toenails.
Who it's for
Anyone who finds it difficult to reach or see their own feet
People who want routine, professional nail and skin care on a regular schedule
Older adults managing thickened or hard-to-cut nails
What a visit may include
Toenail trimming and shaping
Ingrown toenail management
Thickened nail reduction
Fungal nail assessment and care
Nail health education
When to seek medical care first
Active infection, a nail that's pulling away from the skin with signs of infection, or a wound that isn't healing should be assessed by a physician before or alongside routine nail care.
Safe, professional removal of calluses and corns to relieve pain and restore comfort. Using clinical-grade tools for effective results.
Who it's for
Anyone dealing with painful calluses or corns
People noticing recurring pressure points from footwear or gait
Older adults with thinning skin who need careful, gentle care
What a visit may include
Callus debridement and smoothing
Corn treatment and removal
Cracked heel care
Pressure point assessment
Prevention strategies and advice
When to seek medical care first
A callus or corn that's broken open, infected, or not improving with care should be assessed by a physician, particularly for anyone with diabetes or poor circulation.
Specialized foot care for individuals with diabetes. Careful assessment and treatment to prevent complications and maintain foot health.
Who it's for
People living with diabetes, at any stage
Anyone advised to have more frequent foot checks because of reduced sensation or circulation
Family members coordinating diabetic foot care for a parent or relative
What a visit may include
Comprehensive diabetic foot assessment
Monofilament testing for nerve sensation
Circulation assessment
Safe nail and skin care
Wound risk evaluation
Ongoing monitoring and education
When to seek medical care first
A new ulcer, signs of infection (redness, warmth, swelling, drainage), or a sudden change in color, temperature, or sensation needs prompt medical assessment. This service supports prevention and monitoring; it does not treat active wounds or infections.
Thorough evaluation of your foot health, identifying concerns early and creating a personalized care plan tailored to your needs.
Who it's for
Anyone wanting a clear baseline picture of their foot health
People starting care for the first time
Anyone unsure which specific service they need
What a visit may include
Full foot examination
Skin and nail condition assessment
Circulation and sensation check
Gait and biomechanics observation
Personalized care plan
When to seek medical care first
If the assessment identifies something outside the scope of routine foot care, you'll be told clearly and pointed toward the appropriate next step, such as your physician or a specialist.
Choose a service and two times that work for you. No referral needed.
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We call to confirm
We'll call to confirm the time that works and answer any questions beforehand.
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Care at home
A brief assessment, your care, and time for questions and education, right at your kitchen table.
Booking for a family member
You can request a visit on behalf of a parent, grandparent, or family member. Just let us know who the visit is for when booking.
Senior foot care without leaving home
Reduced mobility, transportation difficulty, or simply preferring care at home are all good reasons to book mobile foot care, not just medical necessity.
Pricing
Simple, upfront pricing.
First Visit
$65
$75
Introductory rate through December 31, 2026
A full assessment plus your first treatment.
60 minutes
Follow-Up Visit
$60
$70
Introductory rate through December 31, 2026
For returning clients with an established care plan.
45–60 minutes
Payment is due after your visit. We accept cash or e-transfer.
A quick note on coverage
Insurance & receipts
Direct insurance billing isn't available yet, but it's coming in the near future — we're working on it and apologize for any inconvenience. For now, you pay after your visit, and we provide a detailed receipt with service and provider information that you can submit to your own insurance provider for reimbursement.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions.
Not sure which service you need?
Request a foot assessment and we'll build a personalized care plan with you.
