Advanced Footcare by Jessica

01/02/2026

ONLINE BOOKING IS NOW LIVE ‼️ Thank you for your support 🫶🏻❤️

01/02/2026

🦶 Mobile Nursing Foot Care – Now Accepting Clients

Certified Foot Care Nurse offering professional in-home nursing foot care for seniors, diabetics, and individuals with mobility concerns.

✔ Nail & callus care
✔ Diabetic foot monitoring
✔ Infection prevention
✔ Safe, compassionate, professional care

📍 Serving CBRM
🚗 Mobile service — I come to you
📞 Message or call to book

Private insurance receipts available

09/16/2024

I’ll be getting back into providing foot care within the community. However, I can only take on so many clients. If you’re interested or know someone that is interested in foot care. Please reach out ♥️

902-371-2059

07/17/2023

Hello!

Thought I would share some info about my instruments. At the moment I have five sets of instruments which means I can provide footcare up to five people per day. Before my instruments come into contact with any client, I follow a strict policy & procedure on the processing of each set of instruments.

The intended use of nursing foot care instruments is with intact skin. I work at the level of the epidermis and foot care is non-invasive. That classifies my instruments as non-critical according to the Spaulding Classification System for Medical Instruments. With that being said, when providing footcare there is a risk of entering the sterile space of the dermis. Therefore my instruments are processed as semi-critical using high level of disinfections.

If you have any questions, please feel free to message!

04/03/2023

Hey Everyone,

Do you or someone you know require a toe separator or toe splint? If so I can help with that!

I recently completed a master class on how to make silicone devices for clients that meet the proper criteria. These devices are developed from molding putty and are molded to fit your foot! So it is comfortable and made just for you. I am currently offering this service at no extra cost. I will just charge my regular base fee.

Feel free to message or call if you have any questions! Thank you for your support!

902-371-2059

08/12/2022

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08/11/2022

Excellent read for people with diabetes, you can find it on Amazon 🦶

Healthy Feet for People With Diabetes https://a.co/d/dgxtJf0

08/01/2022

Hello Everyone!

With the increasing inquires regarding my services, I thought I'd go a little more in depth in what I do. I provide hands on of course, which is reducing calluses, removing corns, trimming toenails.

Prior to any treatment of the persons feet, there must be complete comprehensive nursing assessment done. Which will include documentation on my part and a signed consent form on your part. This is required from my college of NSCN as per my standard of practices and code of ethics. I have guidelines which I must follow. Here is a direct link from NSCN which goes in further depth :)
https://cdn3.nscn.ca/sites/default/files/documents/resources/SelfEmployed.pdf

Please send me a message if you have any further questions.

Thank you so much for all the interest!

Send a message to learn more

07/29/2022

Thought I’d introduce myself! UPDATED 😉

I’m Jessica, I’m an LPN. Also, I’m a mother to three beautiful children. Born and raised in Cape Breton. I have been in healthcare for 11 years, I’m passionate about what I do, and I enjoy it throughly. I love community nursing, and helping people in need. I would love to meet you! And I want to make a difference in your life by providing quality footcare, and increasing your quality of life ❤️

Reach out to me today, for an appointment 🦶

07/26/2022

Why is foot health so important?

Feet are your body’s foundation, so keeping them healthy is vital to your overall health. Things you can do to keep your feet healthy.

- Clean and inspect your feet daily.
- Wear clean dry socks, change daily.
- Wear proper fitting footwear.
- Keep toenails trimmed.
- If diabetic carefully trim toenails regularly, and maintain a good blood sugar level.
- Moisturizing your feet after a bath or shower.