Sole Sista Foot Care & Nursing Services

02/28/2026

👣 teacheaning moment 👣

02/25/2026

When the 👣 are happy there will be signs 😁🥰

Photo taken at my clinic with the client's permission 💖

02/24/2026

Interesting info 👣

02/04/2026

I am truly honored and grateful to have received this wonderful review on Google. Feedback like this means so much to me and serves as a reminder of why I do what I do every day.

At Sole Sista Foot Care & Nursing Services, we take great pride in providing care that is not only professional and high-quality, but also deeply compassionate and holistic. Every client is treated as a whole person, with respect, dignity, and individualized attention.

Our mission is to create a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment where clients feel heard, valued, and cared for from the moment they walk through the door. Thank you to everyone who continues to trust Sole Sista Foot Care & Nursing Services with their care and for allowing us to be part of your wellness journey. Your support truly means everything 💚👣

01/28/2026

This is THE BEST explanation to why we FOOT CARE NURSES perform "dry foot care treatments"!!! We are not pedicuristst, beauty salons etc....
We assess...we teach...we treat...!!!
We talk to you about proper foot care, feet weare, diabetic foot care, etc... we assess your wounds and help you treat them. We are not your beauty pedicure place! WE ARE YOUR NURSES SAVING YOUR LIMBS 💖👣💖👣💖

🦶 Why Medical Foot Care Nurses Do NOT Soak Feet
AFCN Learning Institute | Clinical Education

Foot soaking is still commonly associated with salon pedicures—but in medical foot care, it is not evidence-based practice.

At AFCN Learning Institute, we teach nurses why soaking feet is contraindicated and how dry care supports safer outcomes.

🚫 Why foot care nurses do NOT soak feet:

• Skin maceration & breakdown
Soaking over-softens the skin, increasing the risk of tearing, fissures, and post-treatment breakdown.

• Impaired clinical assessment
Water exposure turns the skin white and swollen, making it difficult to distinguish:
– Viable vs compromised tissue
– Callus vs maceration
– Early wounds, fissures, or infection

Accurate assessment requires dry, intact skin.

• Increased infection risk
Warm, moist environments promote bacterial and fungal growth—especially dangerous for clients with diabetes, vascular disease, or immunocompromise.

• Burn & injury risk
Clients with neuropathy may not feel water temperature, increasing the risk of thermal injury.

• Delayed healing & poorer outcomes
Macerated skin is weaker, more fragile, and slower to heal if injured.

• Outdated, cosmetic-based practice
Soaking originates from salon culture—not modern, medical, evidence-based foot care.

✅ Best practice medical foot care is:
✔ Dry
✔ Precise
✔ Assessment-driven
✔ Preventative
✔ Evidence-based

At AFCN Learning Institute, we train nurses to practice safe, professional, medically sound foot care—not cosmetic routines.

📘 Education matters.
🩺 Assessment matters.
🦶 Dry care protects feet.

12/21/2025

Very Merry Christmas to all my wonderful clients and Happiness in the New 2026 Year
From Sole Sista Foot Care and Nursing Services and my Family to yours ❤️🎁🎄

12/11/2025

Even Elfs need some foot loving ❤️ 👣🤭

11/11/2025

On this Remembrance Day I am grateful 🙏 and honored to be able to provide care to all my veterans!
Today is also Polish Independence Day.
Poland regained Independence after 123 years of none existence.
We Thank You!

10/31/2025

Don't let your feet be the scariest thing this 🎃Halloween 😉
Be kind to your 👣

10/10/2025

Wishing everyone Happy and Healthy Thanksgiving 🍁🍂
I am sooooo thankful for all my wonderful clients and for trusting me in keeping your 👣 healthy 🙏 ❤️

10/02/2025

Fun 👣 fact #2
Humans have worn shoes for a very long time: Humans started wearing shoes about 40, 000 years ago. Older humans had thicker, stronger toes probably from gripping the ground as they walked barefoot. Historically records of early footwear are around the same time as the advent of stone tools and other artistic and technological advancements. Incidentally, the oldest preserved shoe is about 5500 years old.

09/30/2025

Fun Foot Care Facts #1

The bones in our feet 👣 make up about ¼ of the bones 🦴 in our body: The average adult human body has 206 bones. 52 of these are in our feet—26 in each foot, WOWZA! 😳 When we are born our foot bones are mostly cartilage. They only completely harden around age 21.

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