Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our foot care services
Is foot care nursing safe for diabetic patients? Absolutely. Gellis is specifically trained in diabetic foot care and follows strict clinical protocols. Every treatment includes circulation and sensation checks to ensure safety.
What should I expect during a home visit? We use single-use disposable instruments wherever possible. All reusable tools are sterilized using hospital-grade autoclaves that meet strict medical standards.
How are instruments sterilized? We use single-use disposable instruments wherever possible. All reusable tools are sterilized using hospital-grade autoclaves that meet strict medical standards.
Who can benefit from foot care nursing? Seniors, diabetic patients, anyone with mobility challenges, thick or difficult nails, calluses, corns, or anyone who simply wants professional foot care at home.
How do I book an appointment? You can book through our website form, call us directly, or send a WhatsApp message. We'll confirm your appointment within a few hours.
Do you accept insurance? Some insurance plans and veterans' benefits cover foot care nursing. Contact us with your insurance details and we'll help you determine coverage.
What areas do you serve? We provide mobile foot care across the greater metropolitan area. Contact us to confirm if your location is within our service area.
How often should I have foot care? Most patients benefit from visits every 6-8 weeks. Diabetic patients or those with specific conditions may need more frequent visits as recommended during assessment.
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