Geographic Service Areas and Pricing

Rates may vary based on the provider’s qualifications, visit location, and travel time.

Residential Care Fee Schedule

St. Catharines / Nearby Areas

• Advanced Nursing Care (RN/RPN): $50 per visit

• Basic Care (PSW): $35 per visit

Shaver Hospital

• Advanced Nursing Care (RN/RPN): $60 per visit + parking

• Basic Care (PSW): Not offered

Other Serviced Areas*

• Advanced Nursing Care (RN/RPN): $65 per visit

• Basic Care (PSW): $50 per visit

*Other areas include: Pelham, Thorold South, Fonthill, Welland, Niagara Falls, Jordan, Vineland, Lincoln, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Fort Erie, and Port Colborne.

Facility and Additional Rates

• Facility Care (RN/RPN): Typically ranges from $35.00 to $38.00+ per client visit

• Finger Nail Care: $15.00 (add-on service)

• Variable Rates: Providers may adjust rates based on travel distance and specific client health requirements

Service Tiers and Scope of Practice

Care is divided into two distinct categories based on the medical complexity of the client and the credentials of the provider.

1. Advanced Nursing Foot Care (RN/RPN)

Provided by nurses in good standing with the CNO who have completed basic and advanced foot care training.

• Target Issues: Thick or fungal nails, non-infected ingrown toenails, heel fissures, calluses, and corns.

• Specialized Care: Comprehensive diabetic foot care.

• Clinical Requirements: Nurses are mandated to perform confidential charting and must refer care beyond their scope to appropriate healthcare professionals.

2. Basic Foot Care (PSW)

Provided by PSWs who have completed Basic Foot Care Training and are members of the Ontario PSW Association.

• Eligibility Criteria: Clients must be non-diabetic, not on blood thinners, and free of vascular or arterial insufficiency.

• Services: Trimming and filing of nails (no thick nail reduction) and superficial callus care (no corns).

• Triage Requirement: A nurse must triage the client’s health history before a PSW appointment is booked.

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Aesthetic Services and Infection Control

Basic aesthetics are available as an extension of PSW care, utilizing specific protocols to maintain hygiene and nail health.

• Product Standards: Use of Quo Base and Top Coat polishes, which are breathable to allow water vapor and air to pass through the nail.

• Sterilization Protocols: To prevent cross-contamination, polish is poured into single-use containers and applied with single-use brushes. Both are disposed of after the visit.

• Pricing: Polish application is an additional $28; UV polish removal is available for $12.

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Residential Care 

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Facility Foot Care

Niagara Mobile Foot Care Policies

For full details on our procedures and policies, please refer to the following:

• Foot Care Visit Procedures – outlines how visits are conducted safely and professionally.

• Privacy Policy – details how client information is collected, stored, and protected.

• No Show / Same Day Cancellation Policy – explains fees and procedures for missed appointments.

• Please review the full policies on our website: Niagara Mobile Foot Care Policies

Niagara Mobile Foot Care is a locally owned service provider that has operated in the Niagara Region since 2012. The organization connects clients with independent, subcontracted healthcare professionals—Registered Nurses (RNs), Registered Practical Nurses (RPNs), and Personal Support Workers (PSWs)—to deliver professional foot care directly to residential homes and care facilities.

The service model is built on clinical triage, ensuring that clients are matched with providers based on their specific health needs. Key highlights include:

• Dual Service Tiers: Advanced Nursing Care for complex needs (diabetic care, fungal infections) and Basic Foot Care for general maintenance.

• Regulatory Compliance: Nurses work within the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) scope, while PSWs follow Ontario PSW Association standards.

• Mobile Convenience: Services are specifically designed for individuals with mobility challenges who cannot travel to clinics.

• Insurance Integration: While direct billing is not available, providers are approved for major insurers including Veterans Affairs Canada, Green Shield, and Blue Cross.

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Organizational Overview and Mission

Niagara Mobile Foot Care operates as a bridge between independent subcontractors and clients requiring specialized foot health interventions. The organization maintains contracts with Long-Term Care (LTC) homes, Group Homes, and Retirement Homes, in addition to serving private residential clients.

The Importance of Foot Care

The organization emphasizes three primary reasons for professional foot care:

• Safety and Mechanics: Proper foot health supports body mechanics and reduces fall risks, particularly for seniors.

• Holistic Well-being: Maintaining foot health enables activity, which contributes to weight management and emotional health.

• Early Detection: Regular nursing visits allow for the early identification of serious conditions, such as poor circulation or diabetes.

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