Personalized Services

Angie’s Foot Care offers a medical foot care clinic that focuses on basic and advanced diabetic foot care needs. All services are provided by a Registered Practical Nurse (RPN, FCN Ed) who is registered with the College of Nurses Association of Ontario (RPNAO).

Services offered

• High risk foot assessment
• Lower limb assessment
• History of medication
• Progress documentation
• Personalized care plan
• Sensory testing
• Skin condition
• Care of corns
• Calluses
• Thickened/fungal/ingrown nails
• Filing/trimming of nail
• Health teaching
• Foot massage and referral as need
• Nail brace for curved and involuted toenails that help correct and eliminate pain and discomfort

Clinic visits

Our clinic hours may vary. Please complete a service form, or call to book an appointment.

• Have a list of your medications handy for your nurse to review
• Every foot care session will take approximately 45 minutes
• All clinic visits need to be booked in advanced

Infection control and prevention

All surfaces that come into contact with people, arm rests, counter tops, door handles, grab bars, railings, and taps are cleaned after each visit, using a medical grade disinfectant. The same is done to all treatment areas and chairs after every client to maintain infection control.

All Reusable Instruments are thoroughly cleaned, disinfected and then go through a sterilization process. Best Practices are followed and maintained as per Public Health Ontario. For More information, please visit Public Health Ontario.

Before the day of your appointment, you will get a call from Angie’s Foot Care asking if you have symptoms of COVID-19, such as fever, cough, and shortness of breath. If you have symptoms, you may be given specific instructions.

A few more things to consider, before you head to the clinic:

• Clients are required to wear a face mask at the clinic and in-home visits. Face masks can be purchased at Angie’s Foot Care, if you require one.
• Use hand sanitizer with 60% alcohol before entering the clinic and after touching any surfaces.
• Avoid handshaking and keep a recommended physical distance
• Avoid using the rest room and avoid touching any surfaces
• Notify the office as soon as possible if you feel unwell, so we can reschedule your appointment

Here’s a link to current screening questions.