Bear Claw Foot Care - FAQ
Welcome to the FAQ page of Bear Claw Foot Care. Here you will find answers to commonly asked questions about our advanced foot care services including Routine Foot Care, Diabetic Foot Care, and sensible Footwear Consultation to prevent the occurrence of ingrown toe nails.
What services does Bear Claw Foot Care offer?
We offer Routine and Diabetic Foot Care, corrective nail intervention which is painless, correcting nail over growth or thickening and assess dry skin.
How often should I get foot care?
It is recommended to get regular foot care every 6 to 8 weeks to maintain healthy feet.
Can Bear Claw Foot Care help with diabetic foot care?
Yes, I specialize in diabetic foot care assessment to help manage and prevent complications.
What should I bring to my foot care appointment?
Please bring any relevant medical history, medications and information about your foot concerns.
What are the benefits of proper fitting footwear?
Proper fitting footwear can prevent foot problems like ingrown toe nails and help improve overall foot health.
Why is routine foot care important?
Routine foot care helps identify any foot concerns early and allows for better outcomes for clients. It also allows the assessment of any painless corrective nail interventions and help identify and treat or refer skin conditions.
Do I need a referral for foot care services?
No, you do not need a referral to receive foot care services at Bear Claw Foot Care, just complete the contact information section and we will contact about receiving foot care at your convenience.
How can I book an appointment?
You can book an appointment by calling visiting our website.
Do you offer home visits for foot care services?
Yes, we offer home visits for all clients who are requesting foot care.
How can I address any foot concerns I may have?
If you have any foot concerns, it is important to get them seen to by a Health professional of your choice to prevent further complications.
Contact Bear Claw Foot Care Today
Schedule your foot care appointment and take the first step towards healthy feet.