Advanced & Diabetic Nursing Footcare - Linda Cook, RPN

Advanced & Diabetic Nursing Footcare - Linda Cook, RPN Do you have problems with nails. Are they thick or fungal? Do you have dry, cracked Skin? Do you have a problem with corns or calluses that are painful.

Are they making it difficult to walk and so uncomfortable that you are unable to walk? Are you a Diab

10/11/2025

Are you a nurse considering a career in foot care? To be successful in this dynamic and rewarding field of nursing requires more than a can-do attitude and a great clinical educator!! Here are some topics that people forget to consider before registering for their Advanced Foot Care Nurse program. ,

09/27/2025

We are moving! Dr. Albert and I will be relocating our practices to the Station Tower as of November 1, 2025. We are excited for this opportunity and to continue offering chiropractic and concussion care to Sault Ste. Marie.

09/27/2025







09/27/2025

For PAD (peripheral arterial disease) awareness month, we would like to share one of our most important resources: Chapter 10 of the Best Practice Recommendations (BPRs), entitled Prevention and Management of Peripheral Arterial Ulcers.

This is a crucial tool for all health-care providers who want to increase their knowledge about PAD and treating at-risk patients. You can find this asset and many more on our website: https://www.woundscanada.ca/news/752-bpr-new

09/27/2025

Term of the day - Involution!

Involuted toenails are nails that are curved inwards. Those with involuted toenails often experience pain, swelling and redness, thickened skin under the nail and sometimes infection of the nail.
Our lovely nurses are well experienced with treating involuted nails.

Contact us today to find out how we can help! 👣

Office: 613.621.0012
Email: footcare@softsoles.ca
Website: www.softsoles.ca

09/27/2025

October 2025 Newsletter from IDHC.
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09/25/2025

The rumors are true.... Stay tuned!! My office will be relocating once again. :(

07/10/2025

When Do You Ice An Injury?

When an injury occurs, the blood and fluids rush to the affected area. This is an essential part of the natural healing process. But here's the kicker... it usually hurts quite a bit!, With moderate application of ice, blood vessels can be temporarily constricted to slow down the flow of blood - keeping more in your body.
At the same time, the cold has a numbing effect on the tissues, reducing nerve sensations of pain. But it is importantver not to over-ice an injury. This can lead to damaged tissue. However you will temporarily relieve the pain.

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06/02/2025

Footcare clients: Construction out on Queen street has interrupted access to the FRONT of our building . For today ONLY , access will be the back door.

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51B Great Northern Road
Sault Sainte Marie, ON
P6B4Y7

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
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