Frequently Asked Questions

Yes - we are able to use special equipment to reduce risk to those who have reduced protective sensation in their feet.  Gailya has experience with patients who are diabetic and struggle with neuropathy.  

Yes - we are able to use special equipment to thin the nails, which can provide immediate relief.

Yes, we can provide routine foot care for diabetics, and highly recommend that diabetics get professional foot care routinely to prevent infections.

No - unfortunately, routine foot care is typically not covered by Medicare, Medicaid, or commercial insurers.

Our services use specialized clinical equipment to safely trim and care for nails, helping reduce the risk of complications such as ingrown toenails and infection. We assess overall foot health, provide education to support ongoing foot care, and refer clients for medical treatment when concerns fall outside our scope of practice. All instruments are processed according to strict disinfection and sterilization standards

All instruments are sterilized using an Enbio S autoclave (steam sterilization), the gold standard for infection control. Tools are packaged to maintain sterility. Additional infection control measures, including surface disinfection between patients, are strictly followed

No. For medical-grade foot care, we do not soak the feet, as keeping them dry allows for safer, more thorough treatment and supports long-term foot health. Our services focus on assessment, prevention, and overall foot care. An optional gentle foot massage with a sensitive skin lotion can be provided at the end of the treatment for added comfort.