- Foot Care Education
Foot Care Education
Simple guidance to help you protect your feet between visits — especially for seniors and people with diabetes.
Helpful Topics
Daily Foot Check: What to Look For
Learn how to inspect your feet each day for cuts, blisters, redness, swelling, or changes in skin color—especially important for people with diabetes.
Safe Nail Care Do's and Don'ts
Understand which nail care practices are safe at home and which ones are best left to a professional—particularly if you have diabetes or circulation issues.
When to Call a Professional
Know the warning signs that mean it's time to seek professional care rather than waiting or trying to treat a foot issue yourself.
Diabetes Foot Warning Signs
Recognize the specific warning signs that people with diabetes should watch for, including numbness, tingling, slow-healing wounds, and color changes.
Footwear Tips for Comfort and Stability
Discover what to look for in supportive footwear that reduces pain, prevents falls, and protects your feet throughout the day.
Preventing Corns and Calluses
Learn what causes corns and calluses, how to prevent them, and why professional treatment is safer than DIY removal methods.
Please note: This information is educational and not a substitute for medical advice. If you have urgent concerns, contact your healthcare provider or call us directly.