Welcome to Morgan's Foot Care, where expert, personalized foot care is brought directly to you. As a licensed Foot Care Nurse under the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives, with over 20 years of nursing experience and specialized training in diabetic foot care, I provide professional, advanced services tailored to your needs. A proud member of the Lower Mainland Foot Care Association, I offer in-home care for those managing diabetes, neuropathy, mobility challenges, or other foot health concerns. Whether you're at home, in a residence, complex care facility, or hospital, my services—from precise toenail trimming to effective callus management—are designed to keep your feet healthy, comfortable, and pain-free. With a focus on preventive care, I help reduce the risk of serious complications, including diabetic-related amputations. Take the first step toward better foot health—schedule your mobile appointment today! diabetes foot care mobile foot care
Serving the Lower Mainland With Care and Convenience
I am proud to serve clients across the Lower Mainland, including:
- Coquitlam
- Port Coquitlam
- Port Moody
- Burnaby
- New Westminster
- Maple Ridge
Wherever you are in these areas, I am here to provide expert foot care that you can trust. Connect with me today for more information. diabetes foot care mobile foot care
Essential Daily Foot Care Tips
Maintaining healthy feet requires a few simple daily practices:
- Clean and Dry Thoroughly
Wash your feet daily with mild soap and warm water, and make sure to dry them completely, especially between the toes. - Moisturize Regularly
Apply a moisturizer to keep your feet soft and prevent dry, cracked skin. Avoid moisturizing between the toes. - Inspect Your Feet Daily
Check for any signs of injury, blisters, redness, or changes in skin condition. This is particularly important if you have diabetes or poor circulation. - Trim Toenails Properly
Trim toenails straight across and avoid cutting them too short. Gently file the edges to prevent discomfort and ingrown nails. - Wear Proper Footwear
Choose shoes that fit well and provide adequate support. Wear moisture-wicking socks and alternate shoes daily to keep your feet dry and reduce odor.
By following these simple steps daily, you can help prevent common foot problems and maintain optimal foot health. foot care diabetes foot care mobile foot care