Nursing Soles

Nursing Soles I am a Licensed Practical Nurse and offer foot care services to those in their own homes/residences. Contact your provider to see if you are eligible!

Many do not realize their medical providers allow for foot care coverage. My Background:
In 1998, I began seeking job opportunities in the health industry. I knew I wanted to work in healthcare but I didn't know where to start. My first job was working as a sitter in hospitals and home settings. I then took a home care course and began working as a personal care worker. I enjoyed that immensely.

In 2000,I became a mom and knew I wanted more in life so I took the Licensed Practical Nurse program and began that journey in 2004.I worked in Long Term Care for 18 years. I decided I still wanted to challenge myself so I began working on my bachelor of sciences in nursing and did that via online learning for 2 years. As much as I enjoyed the learning aspect, I realized that I actually loved being an LPN and felt no desire to continue pursuing my degree. I then realized during the covid pandemic that there were numerous people that struggled to find foot care and the needs were increasing by the day. I then decided that I would take this course and offer these services in my off-time. I wound up loving this aspect of nursing and built my business, Nursing Soles Foot Care. I have been doing this for 4 years and realized the incredible need for assistance in the home, particularly the elderly population. My dream since realizing the passion I have for nursing, was to one day have a business that allows me to enter the homes of the elderly and help them thrive, preventing them from having to give up all independence. This is a crucial time for the elderly and impaired persons living at home and depending on support from healthcare professionals. There is not enough assistance and that is where I hope to make a difference. I have been working in various areas of the hospital since 2001 and have built up my skill set to assist me in helping those who need support. After much time and speculation, I have given up my position at the hospital to pursue my foot care and home care adventure. I am hoping to keep my services as accessible and straight-forward as possible to assist my clients in a transition of being fully independent to requiring a certain level of assistance. I thrive on building relationships with others and allowing one to embrace the aging process with dignity and pride.

12/06/2025

Happy Thursday!

I am a Foot Care Nurse and will be in your area of January 14th 2026 if you or anyone you know is in need of foot care. I understand it has been a challenge trying to find someone who services that area so I just want to put it out there as I am travelling the Eastern Shore that day. I will come to your home and also provide receipts. Please reach out if you have any questions. Thank you!

902-292-6249

Rachel

09/10/2025

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06/20/2025

Did you know?
Veterans and approved members of Medavie Blue Cross qualify for direct billing. Foot care in your home and not having to worry about dishing out payment! You are welcome.
Happy Friday!

05/28/2025

One of the biggest concerns I have heard from clients and their families are how they never have consistency with nurses or their plans of care. This was my main reason for adding Home Care services to my Foot Care Business. Foot Care has been such a humbling and extensive learning experience for me and to add personal and medical care to my list of services has been an extraordinary step for me. I have built upon the already amazing relationships I had constructed and provided a level of comfort and stability for clients and their families.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for trusting in me.

03/30/2025

Big news!
I have decided I am going to pursue Foot Care full time but add home care/nursing services to my business. I have a list of my services and rates if anyone is interested in consistency and a familiar face. I see the struggle with home care and am passionate to try and bridge the gap. I have added a bio so anyone can see what has led me to this decision.
If anyone would like to ask questions, please reach out anytime.
Look forward to hearing from you!

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10/05/2024
08/19/2024

Looking for in-home foot care? I service the Dartmouth to Porters Lake areas. Contact me for any questions you may have!

Certified foot care nurses are trained to do the following services:

Trim toenails for clients who may have complications that make it unsafe or impossible for them to do it themselves (for example: nerve damage due to diabetes, dementia, arthritis, etc.)
Treatment of corns/callouses
Assessment of feet and toe nails, observing circulation, pulses, dryness, sore areas, ulcers, etc.
Provide education for clients and caregivers regarding ongoing foot care, selecting proper-fitting shoes, etc.
Spot potential issues and take appropriate action before infection sets in or the pain gets worse.

02/02/2022

Foot health 101

Don’t wear too-tight shoes.
Don’t share shoes.
Don’t share pedicure utensils with your pals.
Don’t hide discolored nails with polish. Let them breathe and treat the underlying issue.
Don’t shave calluses.
Don’t perform “DIY surgery” on an ingrown nail.
Do try the Legs-Up-the-Wall yoga pose after a long day or a hard workout.
Do give yourself a foot massage or book a reflexology session.
Do roll a tennis ball under your feet.
Do soothe irritation with a vinegar foot soak.

07/04/2021

If you or anyone you know is looking for Certified Nursing Foot Care, please contact me! I am an LPN and offer Basic Foot Care as well as Advanced Diabetic Foot Care and will come to your home/residence. All equipment is sterilized between uses and I am currently adhering to all Covid-19 protocols. If you have any questions or require further information, please contact me @ Nursing Soles on Facebook.
Thank you!

06/17/2021

Certified foot care nurses are trained to do the following services:

Trim toenails for clients who may have complications that make it unsafe or impossible for them to do it themselves (for example: nerve damage due to diabetes, dementia, arthritis, etc.)
Treatment of corns/callouses
Assessment of feet and toe nails, observing circulation, pulses, dryness, sore areas, ulcers, etc.
Provide education for clients and caregivers regarding ongoing foot care, selecting proper-fitting shoes, etc.
Spot potential issues and take appropriate action before infection sets in or the pain gets worse.

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Eastern Passage, NS
B3G1E6

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+19022926249

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