Ashley Robicheau, LPN - Advanced Foot Care Nurse

02/03/2026

We are now booking into March 2026 !

📍Bear River & Area Community Health Clinic
☎️ (902) 247-1338

01/30/2026

🦶 How’s Your Foot Circulation? Here’s What You Can Check at Home

Healthy circulation in your feet and lower legs is important for comfort, healing, and overall foot health—especially if you live with diabetes, poor circulation, or mobility concerns.

At home, you can watch for:
👀 Changes in skin colour (very pale, blue, or red areas)
❄️ Cold feet or toes compared to the rest of your body
⏳ Slow colour return when you gently press on a toe
💨 Swelling in the feet or ankles
⚠️ Cuts, sores, or cracks that take a long time to heal

These can be early signs that circulation isn’t as strong as it should be.

💙 How a Foot Care Nurse Helps
A foot care nurse is trained to assess circulation safely and gently—looking at skin health, temperature, blood flow, and pulse strength. We can spot subtle changes early, adjust your foot care safely, and recommend when medical follow-up is needed.

Regular foot care visits help:
✔️ Reduce the risk of infections and ulcers
✔️ Catch circulation issues early
✔️ Keep your feet comfortable and healthy
✔️ Give you peace of mind

Your feet work hard for you—let’s take good care of them.

📞 Book your foot care appointment with Advanced Foot Care Nurse & Wellness Centre today. www.advancedfootnurse.com or call 226-363-0476

01/30/2026

Happy Friday Everyone ✨

I'm Ashley Robicheau, LPN - Advanced Foot Care Nurse, we are currently accepting new clients. Listed below are the nursing foot care services we offer:

👣 Foot care services include:
- Ingrown toenail treatment
- Callus reduction
- Corn removal
- Thick nail reduction
- Diabetic foot care
- Basic foot care

💳 Billing & Coverage
- This can be claimed through health insurance providers (it is the client's responsibility to call insurance company prior to visit regarding coverage).
- Direct billing is not available.
- Cash or E-transfer are the only acceptable methods of payment.

📍In-clinic appointment's only Bear River & Area Community Health Clinic

☎️ Contact us:
Phone: (902) 247-1338
E-mail: ashleyrobicheausfootcare@outlook.com

12/19/2025

Wishing you all a safe and Happy Holiday's!☃️

Ashley Robicheau, LPN - Advanced Foot Care will be closed from December 19-January 5. See you all in the new year 🎊

12/11/2025

Did you ever wonder, what's the difference between a spa pedicure and nursing foot care was? 👣

Don't get me wrong, we all love to get that pedicure before going south or when sandal season comes around, I am guilty of this to, there is nothing better than a relaxing day at the spa. However sometimes we need to skip the spa and see a licensed nurse that specializes in nursing foot care.

Foot care by a Nurse 👩‍⚕️
-Provided by a Licensed nurse with specialized training
-Provides assessment of the lower limb and feet. Treatment and education
-Follows strict infection control standards, instruments are sterile till the point of use or single use
-Helps with thick nails, corns, calluses, crack heels, ingrown toenails and much more

Who benefits from this services ?
-Everyone can benefit from nursing foot care including seniors, diabetics, people with limited mobility, circulation issues, anyone with existing foot problems

Pedicure at the spa 💅
- Normally provided by aesthetician
- Focused on cosmetic, relaxation and basic foot hygiene
-Includes soaking, scrubbing, polish and massage
-Not trained to treat medical condition's such as diabetes
- Tools may or may not be sterilized to meet strict sterilization guidelines

Ashley Robicheau, LPN has specialized training to assess and treat many foot conditions. Book today!

☎️ (902) 247-1338
✉️ ashleygoucher@outlook.com
📍Bear River & Area Community Health Clinic

12/07/2025

Do you have areas of thick, hardened skin that is either uncomfortable or painful? Did you know that you're not alone, and this is seen in practice quite frequently.👣

Corns- are usually small and round. Depending on the location, and they can be very painful. Different types of corns are:

- Hard corns: often develop on the top of your toes, outside of your small toe or the bottoms of your feet.
- Soft corns: generally develop between your toes.

Calluses- are hard patches of skin that are larger than corns. Generally found on the bottoms of the foot on bony areas.

Don't let pain and discomfort stop you from doing the things you love. Book your appointment today !

Ashley Robicheau, LPN Advanced Foot Care Nurse
☎️ 902-247-1338
📍 Bear River & Area Community Health Clinic

11/29/2025

🧼 Why Sterilized Tools Matter in Foot Care 🦶

When it comes to foot care, cleanliness is more than comfort, it’s safety. That’s why we’re proud to use autoclaved, sterilized tools for every single client.

Here’s why this matters for your health and peace of mind:

🔹 Protection Against Infection
Your skin, especially on the feet, is vulnerable to bacteria, fungi, and viruses. Using non-sterile tools can spread infections like athlete’s foot, nail fungus, or even more serious conditions. Sterilized tools eliminate these risks.

🔹 Gold Standard of Hygiene
We use an autoclave, the same sterilization system trusted in hospitals and dental clinics. It uses high-pressure steam to kill 100% of bacteria, viruses, and spores, ensuring tools are completely clean and safe to use.

🔹 Peace of Mind
Knowing your foot care professional uses sterile instruments means you can relax during your treatment, confident you’re in a safe, professional environment that puts your well-being first.

🔹 Especially Important for High-Risk Clients
If you have diabetes, compromised immunity, or circulation issues, even a small nick or cut can lead to complications. That’s why sterile tools aren’t optional, they’re essential.

🔹 We Never Reuse Without Sterilization
Every set of instruments is thoroughly cleaned, bagged, and autoclaved between clients. We also use single-use items when appropriate to maintain the highest hygiene standards.

✅ Safe tools.
✅ Professional care.
✅ Health-focused service.

When you choose professional foot care that prioritizes sterile instruments, you’re not just getting smoother heels or healthier nails—you’re protecting your overall health.

11/26/2025

Here are some ways to protect your feet this coming winter!

❄️Moisturize daily- cold air, and indoor heating can quickly dry out our feet. Applying lotion after a shower can be helpful. (NO lotion between your toes)

❄️Keep your feet warm- try moisture-wicking socks that help keep your feet comfortably dry. (Cotton socks can hold moisture).

❄️Choose proper footwear- proper fit promotes circulation. It's never a bad idea to have non-slip soles for icy conditions.

❄️Inspect feet daily- no matter the season, don't neglect your feet, daily checks are recommended , if this is difficult ask for help, or use a mirror to help.

Ashley Robicheau, LPN Advanced Foot Care Nurse
☎️ 902-247-1338
📍Bear River & Area Community Health Clinic

11/21/2025

Have you ever wondered the process of cleaning foot care instruments? 👣

11/13/2025

The research you do before you start a program also helps you when looking for a job as a foot care nurse! Make sure that your employer has the same high standards and client care expectations you do! You are responsible for your actions and your care even when working for someone else.

11/09/2025