The Foot Nurse

The Foot Nurse 🦶 Mobile Foot Care by Registered Nurses
Helping you stay active, mobile & independent. Serving the Twin Cities.

From The Foot Nurse
"Our Registered Nurses specialize in providing quality and compassionate Foot Care. We provide a foot assessment, trim toenails, reduce thick-overgrown toenails, remove corns and calluses. We provide a holistic approach to each individual in the comfort of their home or at one of our Foot Care clinic locations."

07/21/2026

Foot Care for diabetic patients is very important. Diabetics are more at risk for complications amputations and infections. Foot Care Nurse offers an opportunity to provide Footcare services in addition to education for the whole self.

We're excited to welcome Jen, RN to The Foot Nurse team! 👣💜Jen is an experienced home care nurse who worked alongside Ka...
07/20/2026

We're excited to welcome Jen, RN to The Foot Nurse team! 👣💜

Jen is an experienced home care nurse who worked alongside Katie earlier in her nursing career. She brings a wealth of nursing experience, a compassionate approach, and is excited to provide expert foot care to clients throughout the West Metro.

As our team grows, we're able to offer more appointment availability while continuing to provide the personalized, nurse-led foot care our clients know and trust.

Whether you need routine nail care, help with thick or difficult-to-trim nails, diabetic foot care, or treatment for common foot concerns, we're here to help you stay comfortable, mobile, and healthy—all in the comfort of your home or at one of our clinic locations.

Please join us in giving Jen a warm welcome! We're so happy to have her on our team. 🤗

Book today!

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



👣⚡️ Caring for Your Feet: A Gentle Reminder About Fissures 👣⚡️Fissures might seem minor, but they can become painful if ...
07/11/2026

👣⚡️ Caring for Your Feet: A Gentle Reminder About Fissures 👣⚡️

Fissures might seem minor, but they can become painful if left untreated. The Foot Nurse is here to remind you that caring for fissures is all about gentleness, hydration, and consistency.

What are fissures?
Fissures are small cuts or cracks in the skin, often found on the heels or balls of the feet. They can be caused by dry skin, pressure, or even prolonged standing.

How can you care for them?
✔ Moisturize daily – Use a thick, urea-based cream or foot balm to keep skin soft. Ask your foot care nurse about SkinIntegra cream at your next appointment!
✔ Book a treatment with us for safe reduction of dead skin.
✔ Wear supportive shoes – Avoid flip-flops or shoes that put pressure on vulnerable areas.
✔ Stay hydrated – Drink plenty of water to keep skin healthy from the inside out.

‼️ When to see a professional:
If your fissures are bleeding, oozing, or causing severe discomfort, it’s time to book a visit. We can help with safe debridement and personalized care plans.

Your feet deserve the best care—let’s keep them happy and healthy together! 🌿

Book an appointment today via phone call or by visiting our website!

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



🌟 Did You Know? How Corns Form & How Our Nurses Can Help! 🌟Ever felt like you’re walking on a rock? That could be a corn...
07/08/2026

🌟 Did You Know? How Corns Form & How Our Nurses Can Help! 🌟

Ever felt like you’re walking on a rock? That could be a corn: a common but painful foot issue caused by repeated friction or pressure, often from tight shoes, high heels, or even how you walk.

How Corns Form:
Corns are your skin’s way of protecting itself. When friction or pressure happens over and over, the skin thickens to create a hard, tough layer. Over time, this can become painful, especially on the tops or sides of your toes.

How The Foot Nurse Can Help:
Our trained nurses don’t just treat the symptoms, they address the root cause!

Here’s what we do:
✅ Gentle Removal: Using specialized tools, we safely trim away the hardened skin, giving you instant relief.
✅ Personalized Care: We check your footwear, gait, and foot structure to recommend solutions like padding, orthotics, or footwear adjustments.
✅ Prevention Tips: Learn how to keep corns from coming back with simple changes and proper foot care.

Don’t Wait Until It Hurts!
If you notice a hard bump, irritation, or pain, let our nurses help before it worsens. Early care means faster relief and healthier feet!

📅 Book an appointment today and step back into comfort!

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



07/05/2026

A blue toe isn’t just a bruise.
A sudden blue or purple toe can sometimes be a sign of reduced blood flow and should be evaluated promptly. Your feet can provide important clues about your overall health .

Celebrate Safely: A Thoughtful 4th of July Guide for Your Feet and Family 🎆👏🏻The 4th of July is a time for celebration, ...
07/04/2026

Celebrate Safely: A Thoughtful 4th of July Guide for Your Feet and Family 🎆👏🏻

The 4th of July is a time for celebration, but it’s also a chance to take care of what matters most; yourself and your loved ones.

Whether you’re enjoying a backyard barbecue, watching fireworks, or traveling, here’s how to keep your feet happy and your holiday stress-free.

1. Choose Foot-Friendly Footwear
Fireworks, parades, and long walks demand comfortable shoes. Opt for supportive sandals or sneakers with arch support to prevent blisters and fatigue. If you’re wearing new shoes, break them in ahead of time to avoid discomfort.

2. Stay Hydrated and Cool
Summer heat can take a toll on your feet. Drink plenty of water, and keep your feet cool by soaking them in cold water or using cooling foot sprays. Avoid walking barefoot on hot pavement to prevent burns.

3. Post-Fireworks Foot Care
After a night of celebration, give your feet some TLC. Soak them in Epsom salt to reduce swelling, and moisturize with a foot cream to prevent dryness. If you’re diabetic, limit this to 5-10 minutes. Elevate your feet for 10–15 minutes to improve circulation.

4. Travel Smart
If you’re road-tripping or flying, wear compression socks to improve circulation and reduce swelling. Pack a small foot care kit with bandages, blister pads, and moisturizer for emergencies.

5. Share the Joy (and the Care)
Encourage your family and friends to prioritize foot health too. Share these tips or gift them a visit with a footcare nurse.

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



Take Care of Your Feet…They Carry You Every Day! 💜👣Did you know that neuropathy (nerve damage often caused by diabetes o...
06/30/2026

Take Care of Your Feet…They Carry You Every Day! 💜👣

Did you know that neuropathy (nerve damage often caused by diabetes or other conditions) can make foot care more important than ever? Numbness, tingling, or pain in your feet might make it harder to notice cuts, blisters, or infections. Left unchecked, even small issues can lead to serious complications.

Why foot care matters for neuropathy:
✅ Prevent infections – Small cuts or sores can go unnoticed and become infected.
✅ Avoid ulcers – Poor circulation and nerve damage increase the risk of foot ulcers, which can be slow to heal.
✅ Maintain mobility – Healthy feet help you stay active and independent.
✅ Reduce pain – Proper care can ease discomfort and improve quality of life.

Tips for healthy feet:
🔹 Check your feet daily – Look for redness, swelling, or sores.
🔹 Keep them clean and dry – Wash with mild soap and pat dry, especially between toes.
🔹 Wear comfortable, supportive shoes – Avoid tight or ill-fitting footwear.
🔹 Moisturize – Use lotion to prevent cracks, but avoid between the toes.
🔹 See a professional – Regular visits with a foot care specialist can catch issues early.

Your feet work hard for you, so give them the care they deserve! 🤗 Book your visit today!

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



☀️ Summer Foot Care for Diabetics: Stay Safe & Healthy! ☀️Summer is a wonderful time to enjoy the outdoors, but for thos...
06/22/2026

☀️ Summer Foot Care for Diabetics: Stay Safe & Healthy! ☀️

Summer is a wonderful time to enjoy the outdoors, but for those with diabetes, foot care requires extra attention. High temperatures, sand, and prolonged activity can pose risks like cuts, infections, or even serious complications. Here’s how to protect your feet this season:

🩺 Check Your Feet Daily: Look for blisters, cuts, redness, or swelling. Use a mirror or ask a loved one for help if needed.

🚫 Avoid Going Barefoot: Always wear supportive shoes or diabetic-friendly sandals, even at home or the beach. Protect your feet from burns, cuts, and infections.

👟 Choose the Right Footwear:
Opt for shoes with wide toe boxes and good arch support.
Avoid flip-flops or shoes with straps that can cause friction.
Break in new shoes gradually to prevent blisters.

💧 Keep Feet Clean & Dry:
Wash your feet daily with lukewarm water and mild soap.
Pat dry gently, especially between the toes, to prevent moisture buildup.
Apply a diabetic-safe moisturizer (like urea-based creams) to prevent cracking, but avoid applying it between the toes.

🌡️ Stay Cool:
Avoid walking on hot surfaces like pavement or sand, which can cause burns.
Wear lightweight, breathable socks to keep feet dry and cool.

🚨 Never Ignore These Signs:
1. Persistent pain, numbness, or tingling
2. Ingrown toenails or corns
3. Slow-healing cuts or sores
4. Changes in color, temperature, or shape of your feet

🩹 Pro Tip: If you notice any of these issues, see a foot care specialist immediately. Early intervention can prevent serious complications.

💙 Your Feet Deserve the Best Care!
Book a diabetic foot checkup with us today to ensure your feet stay healthy all summer long.

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



👣 Have You Checked Out Our Blog Yet? 👣Did you know The Foot Nurse has a blog filled with helpful foot health tips, educa...
06/16/2026

👣 Have You Checked Out Our Blog Yet? 👣

Did you know The Foot Nurse has a blog filled with helpful foot health tips, education, and expert advice?

Whether you're looking for information about:

✅ Diabetic foot care
✅ Toenail trimming and nail health
✅ Ingrown toenails
✅ Fungal nails
✅ Calluses and corns
✅ Preventing foot problems before they start
..our blog is a great resource for patients, caregivers, and anyone who wants healthier feet!

We'd love to know:
💬 Have you visited our blog yet?
If so, what topics would you like us to cover next?

📖 Check it out here:
https://www.thefootnurse.net/blog-1

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



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55042

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