FAQ

• Supports mobility and balance which reduces fall risks in our senior population
• Maintaining proper foot care is vital for a healthy lifestyle and staying active
• As we age our flexibility, dexterity, vision, and circulation becomes compromised  
• The fatty pads on the soles of our feet become thinner due to less collagen
• Foot skin becomes drier with age causing cracks and a papery texture  
• Toenails often grow thicker which can make them harder to trim
• Fungal infections are more common in senior toes
• Regular care helps prevent pain, infections, calluses, and ingrown toenails

• People who can't reach their feet
• Patients with neuropathy
• Diabetic patients
• Arthritic patients
• Expectant and new moms

No, you do not need a referral to make an appointment with Healthy Soles Mobile Foot Care PLLC. We welcome new patients. Typically, patients will see us every 2-3 months from the comfort of their home.

Our service is self-pay only. No insurance or Medicare is accepted - this keeps our cost below a typical doctor visit or co-pay. Payment is expected at the time of service.

Podiatrists diagnose and treat conditions of the foot & ankle. Some podiatrists will perform routine foot care services such as nail trimming. This may be billed through insurance or it may be billed to you. That is up to the individual podiatry practice. We are here as a choice for delivering routine, gentle foot care services. We will make recommendations for further medical attention if we encounter anything that is beyond our scope of practice.

Yes, Healthy Soles Mobile Foot Care PLLC is a licensed business in the state of Texas. Each nurse is covered by liability insurance.

Yes, all tools are chemically sterilized with hospital-grade disinfectant at the end of each day. They are then repackaged for the next day. Our disinfectant is effective against bacteria, viruses, fungi, and numerous other pathogens. We carry enough tools to provide each client with their own set of tools per each service.