Foot Care Nurse Kim Campbell RPN

Shocking statistics. Stay healthy and don’t ignore your feet.

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A vey good read. Some food for thought.

Seasonal change means a change in footwear, have a read first. Shoes are often a great insight into functional instability. Often this insight can indicate a need for new shoes or visit with us.

It a a big job but we have it ready for opening on Monday.

If you would like to see my new space , here is your opportunity. Looking forward to seeing you!

It’s coming together. A bit more rearranging and think I will be ready for Monday morning.

Thanks so much to some very special people. Judie Martin for the trailer on a rainy day. Douglas H Jelly and Greg and Tracey Prusinowski Drinkill for the help and muscle. Could not have done it in a day without all you.

I’m very excited to share this news. Effective October 30th this will be my new location. The office is located at 166 Armstrong Street N.

I would like to thank all my wonderful clients for sticking with me through my journey of opening my business. Thank you for 3 years and many more to come. Foot Care Nurse Kim Campbell RPN

This treatment is amazing and pain free. Contact Foot Care Foot Care Nurse Kim Campbell RPN at 705-676-6678 for more information.

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Thought this was worth sharing. This is so important to prevent cross contamination.

Wherever you are receiving foot care, whether at home, at a clinic, or a Long Term Care home, your foot care nurse should be using sterile tools. You will know that they are sterile because they will be individually packaged, and opened in front of you. Your foot care nurse should have enough sets of tools for each patient they see that day.

Medical Device Reprocessing with an autoclave is the only acceptable method of sterilizing foot care tools, based on IPAC Canada's standards.

Would you let your dentist, or a surgeon use instruments that were not properly sterilized? Ask your foot care nurse about their tools, before your next appointment.

The results are incredible. Very happy client. Posted with permission.

My new chair has finally arrived. Client comments are very positive!

Today marks one year since I opened my door. This year has been a learning experience in more ways than one. I would like to thank all my clients for placing their trust in me. I have met so many wonderful people. Looking forward to see what the next year brings!

Interesting information

During , some medications can cause nerve damage, which induces something called Chemotherapy Induced Peripheral Neuropathy (CINP). Symptoms of CNIP include pain, numbness or tingling in feet, as well as movement issues. Sometimes these symptoms are mild and resolve soon after treatment ends, or sometimes they can be quite severe and last for quite a long time.

Be sure to discuss any symptoms of with your doctor, as soon as they show up. There might be medications which can help.

Protect your feet - wear supportive, cushioned shoes. Sometimes toenails can loosen, and skin can become raw, or peel. Resist the urge to pick at any peeling edges, and be gentle with your toenails. A topical nail strengthener can help too.

A foot care nurse can help with toenails or calluses, or other foot care issues.

I’m excited to announce that I can now provide Onyfix Nail Correction to people that are suffering from ingrown toenails or pincer nails. It is completely painless and noninvasive. Contact me for more details!

Gift certificates are available for purchase. Contact me if you have a special someone that would love to experience my services.

Some information for all of you. Take care of your feet and they will take care of you!

Happy Halloween. All visitors to the clinic have to wear a mask this year!

For the people that work throughout the day I have good news. The clinic will be open for evening appointments on Tuesday’s. If you have been waiting for this please contact me for an appointment.

Thank you to everyone for supporting my business. Footcare Nursing is suitable for anyone who has difficulty with their feet. I help people who may have difficulty cutting their nails, calloused feet, ingrown nails. You do not have to be a diabetic to need these services, it applies to everyone. Take care of your feet, and they will thank you for it.

Some quotes to make us think of the importance of our feet!

I am excited to announce that I have purchased The Foot Wellness Clinic from Rachel Sargeant and will continue to operate from the Scott Chiropractic Clinic at the Quality Inn. I am continuing the affiliation with the Temiskaming Diabetes Program offering a specialty in diabetic foot care as well as all other foot care needs. My office will be opening on June 23, 2020 and is accepting new clients. Please contact me at 705-676-6678 for all your foot care needs. I will be following all the Covid 19 guidelines to ensure your safety and wellbeing. A special thank you to Rachel Sargeant for all the assistance to get this started. Please share. Thank you.

Open for business

Hello Everyone. I’m launching my foot care business. If you or someone you know needs foot care in the comfort of their own home, this could be just the thing you’re looking for. Diabetic clients should only have their feet cared for by a qualified nurse. Thank you in advance for your consideration. Kim