Traveling Sole Foot Care

04/20/2026

📢📢Did you know that diabetic foot ulcers affect 18.6 million people worldwide each year?

50 to 60% of these ulcers become infected; 20% severe enough for surgical intervention.

High blood sugar can damage nerves and blood flow, which makes it easier for small cuts or pressure spots to turn into ulcers.

This is why early intervention is key❗️

Watch for symptoms: redness, swelling, warmth, drainage, open sores, foul smell, numbness, or pain. Some ulcers may not hurt at all.

Help prevent diabetic ulcers:

Ensure calluses don't build up. (Advanced foot care nurses can reduce calluses) 👩‍⚕️

Inspect feet daily, including the soles and between the toes.🔍

Wear properly fitting, protective footwear and socks; avoid walking barefoot or in thin slippers.👟

Get regular professional foot checks, especially if there is neuropathy, poor circulation, or a history of foot problems.🥼

Control diabetes and other risk factors, including blood glucose, smoking, and circulation problems.🚬

If you already have an ulcer: don’t wait. Keep pressure off the area, keep it clean, and contact a health care provider right away.🚨


Healthy feet start with small daily habits.👣

Diabetic Foot Ulcers https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/2806655?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=tweepsmap-General

04/09/2026

Hello Sudbury!

Winter's been long, hasn't it?

When spring does roll in (eventually🙏) your feet deserve to feel as refreshed as the rest of you.

I come to private homes, hospitals, and long-term care homes across Greater Sudbury to provide professional foot care for those who can't easily get to a clinic. Toenails, corns, calluses, diabetic care — all of it, done gently, in the comfort of wherever you are.

Treat yourself — to happy, healthy feet this spring. 🌷

📞 Call or text 249-805-9868.
Email: info@travelingsolefootcare.com

10/25/2025

🎃 Beware of Spooky Feet This Halloween! 🎃

Are your feet shambling like a zombie apocalypse survivor? Dry, cracked heels that could haunt a horror movie? Uneven nails screaming for help! Don't let your feet be the scariest part of your costume!

At Traveling Sole Foot Care, we're the mad scientists of foot revival! Our foot care treatments will stitch those spooky soles back to life, leaving them fresh, fabulous, and ready to outrun the undead.

Trick or Treat Your Feet: First time customers receive 10% off your session! Book now before they crawl away. 🧟‍♂️⚡

09/08/2025

Protect Your Diabetic Feet This Fall!

As the weather turns cooler, it’s more important than ever to care for your diabetic feet. Cold temperatures can reduce circulation and increase the risk of dryness, cracks, or infections.

-Washing your feet daily with warm (not hot) water and mild soap, then dry thoroughly, especially between the toes.
-Apply a moisturizer to prevent dry skin, but avoid putting it between the toes to reduce infection risk.
-Wear warm, comfortable socks made of natural fibers like wool or cotton, and always choose well-fitting shoes to protect against frostbite and injury.
-Avoid walking barefoot, even indoors, and limit exposure to cold by wearing insulated footwear.

If you notice any concerns, consult a healthcare professional promptly. Stay proactive this season—healthy feet are happy feet!

08/28/2025

We love footlogix products and use the DD cream often!

"This super hydrating, yet lightweight, unique mousse with Urea is both anti-aging and rejuvenating. It is absorbed immediately, locking moisture into the skin. Containing Spiraleen it provides anti-microbial properties that relieve skin irritations. This rich mousse revitalizes hydrates and smooths the skin including, but not limited to dry or sensitive skin. Great product for night care."

08/27/2025

08/08/2025

Our supplies come from reputable companies!

What does an MDEL mean to a medical professional- end user.

1. If you are a medical professional, you should be purchasing from a supplier that holds an active MDEL - here is the link to the Health Canada website - just type in the company name - https://health-products.canada.ca/mdel-leim/index-eng.jsp

2. MDEL is required for anyone/company that sells/distributes medical devices from class 1 to class 4.

3. Valid MDEL holders are required to have labelling and regulatory procedures - compalint labelling, distribution records, procedural and recall documents are kept up to date.

4. IPAC (Infection Prevention and Control) guidance often emphasizes the importance of procuring medical equipment from suppliers holding the appropriate Medical Device Establishment Licence (MDEL). This ensures the equipment meets regulatory standards and is safe for use in healthcare settings. MDEL holders are businesses authorized to import, distribute, or manufacture medical devices in Canada.

5. Health Canada's Medical Device Establishment License (MDEL) is crucial for companies importing or distributing medical devices in Canada. MDEL holders are responsible for ensuring the devices they import or sell meet Canadian safety standards. To legally import or distribute medical devices, including those for human use, companies need an MDEL.

07/31/2025

Now accepting new clients.