Senior Soles Mobile Nursing Foot Care

CALLING ALL NEW BRUNSWICK SENIORS!!!! HOW DO YOU WANT TO LIVE AS YOU AGE? The New Brunswick Government will be updating NB's Nursing Home Legislation for the fi...rst time in over 30 years, this November. WE NEED YOUR INPUT Join the Kings Way LifeCare Alliance for a conversation where you can share what you want to see in this updated legislation. There are 2 opportunities to participate 1) Tuesday, September 19 at 6:30PM Location: Kings Way Care Centre 8 Squire Drive, Quispamsis (upper dining room) 2) Wednesday, September 27 at 6:30pm Location: Kennebec Manor 475 Woodward Ave, Saint John (social centre) SHARE YOUR VOICE

Are you suffering from pain caused by ingrown toenails? An ingrown toenail is when the nail curves or grows into the surrounding skin causing inflammation and discomfort. "Pincer nails" is the term for when your nails naturally curve inward, causing the same discomfort ingrown toenails do. Having the ingrown toenail removed can instantly relieve the excess pressure or pain you are feeling upon movement, and decrease the chances of getting an infection. ... Call to book your appointment today! 506-654-3264 or e-mail [email protected]

Why should you receive a foot care treatment? Basic or Advanced foot care treatment benefits include but are not limited to: Early identification of foot problems or potential complications:... Compromised mobility, visual impairments, diabetes or arthritis may leave you with altered sensation or impaired visual perception of your feet which can lead to unnoticed cuts, bruises, redness or swelling. If these early identifiers go unnoticed, you could potentially develop infection or other conditions. Regular foot care service can help identify any occurring problems and assist in preventing future complications. Increased circulation: Peripheral artery disease, blood clots, varicose veins, diabetes and many other health conditions may contribute to poor circulation. Whatever the cause may be, poor circulation means decreased blood flow to certain body parts. The most commonly affected extremities are the ones furthest from the heart- our feet! Foot massage at the end of your treatment can help get your blood flowing - therefore increasing your circulation. Improved mobility: Corns, calluses, thickened nails and other common foot problems may be preventing you from moving around as much as you would like to. With the reduction or removal of these bothersome foot problems, your feet will feel better and you will have an increased motivation to improve your mobility. Moisturizing benefits: By moisturizing with urea cream post treatment, your skin will be left feeling refreshed and on its way to healing. Creams containing urea should always be used on feet with dry or cracked skin because of its ability to attract moisture to the skin while preventing water loss in the skin layers. Urea has anti-fungal and anti-microbial properties, which promote fast healing. Tip: Scented moisturizers should always be avoided because of the alcohol-containing ingredient, which causes dryness and increases the chances of cracking. Book your appointment today! By calling 506 654 3264 or e-mail- [email protected] Coverage provided by Veterans Affairs, Blue Cross & Other Health Insurances.

Plantar Fasciitis can cause a great deal of pain. With these stretching and strengthening exercises, you may be able to relieve some pain and receive the relief you deserve!

Some helpful daily reminders and tips to follow for taking care of your feet! These tips are crucial for those with diabetes, however do apply to everyone.