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"Our Registered Nurses specialize in providing quality and compassionate Foot Care.

👣 Professional foot care by Registered Nurses in the Twin Cities metro
💜 Helping you stay active, mobile, and independent.
🏡 In-home & clinic visits for healthier, happier feet! We provide a foot assessment, trim toenails, reduce thick-overgrown toenails, remove corns and calluses. We provide a holistic approach to each individual in the comfort of their home or at one of our Foot Care clinic locations."

Let’s talk about calluses! 🦶Calluses develop when repeated pressure or friction causes the skin to thicken. They commonl...
10/27/2026

Let’s talk about calluses! 🦶

Calluses develop when repeated pressure or friction causes the skin to thicken. They commonly appear on the heels, balls of the feet, and other pressure points.

Although some calluses are harmless, thick or cracked areas can become uncomfortable and deserve attention.

What should you avoid?

❌ Cutting calluses yourself with sharp tools.
❌ Using aggressive scraping techniques.
❌ Ignoring cracks, redness, or increasing discomfort.

Instead, keep your feet moisturized and choose properly fitting footwear.

If your calluses are thick, painful, or difficult to manage, professional foot care may help.

💜 The Foot Nurse provides professional corn and callus reduction as part of our preventive foot-care services.

Our goal is to help you maintain comfortable feet and stay active!

📍 Serving the Twin Cities metro with clinic and in-home appointments.

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



Have your toenails become thick, hard to cut, or difficult to manage? You’re not alone!Thick toenails can develop for se...
10/25/2026

Have your toenails become thick, hard to cut, or difficult to manage? You’re not alone!

Thick toenails can develop for several reasons, including aging, repeated pressure or injury, and fungal nail changes.

When nails become difficult to trim at home, trying to force the clippers can lead to discomfort or accidental injury.

💜 The Foot Nurse provides professional toenail trimming and thick toenail reduction to help you maintain comfortable, healthy feet.

Our registered nurses can also identify concerns that may need evaluation by another healthcare professional.

We offer convenient clinic appointments and in-home foot care throughout the Twin Cities metro.

You don’t have to struggle with your toenails alone! Give us a call or visit our website to learn more:

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



✨ Your self-care routine shouldn’t stop at your ankles! ✨You’ve got your skincare routine. Your favorite hair products. ...
10/23/2026

✨ Your self-care routine shouldn’t stop at your ankles! ✨

You’ve got your skincare routine. Your favorite hair products. Your go-to self-care rituals.

But when was the last time you gave your FEET some attention?

Meet the Medi-Pedi! 💜 A medical-based pedicure focuses on foot health, nail care, and skin maintenance—not just how your toes look.

At The Foot Nurse, our registered nurses provide professional, preventive foot care tailored to your needs.

*Help maintaining healthy toenails
*Care for thick or difficult-to-trim nails
*Corn and callus reduction
*Attention to dry, rough skin
*Professional foot-health assessment

Whether you’re on your feet all day, hitting the gym, running around the Twin Cities, or simply trying to level up your self-care routine, your feet deserve some attention, too!

Think of it as self-care with a foot-health focus.

We’re not a traditional nail salon. Our nurse-led services focus on foot health, comfort, and ongoing maintenance.

💜 Ready to give your feet some love?

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



🧦 Sweater weather is here! Are your feet ready for Minnesota’s colder months?As temperatures drop, our feet spend more t...
10/21/2026

🧦 Sweater weather is here! Are your feet ready for Minnesota’s colder months?

As temperatures drop, our feet spend more time in warm socks, boots, and other closed-toe shoes. But covering your feet doesn’t mean you should forget about caring for them!

🍂 A few cold-weather foot-care reminders:

Moisturize dry skin regularly.
Change out of damp socks promptly.
Choose shoes and boots with enough room for your toes.
Check your feet regularly for redness, cracks, or other changes.
Don’t ignore thick, uncomfortable toenails or painful calluses.

Remember: Healthy feet help keep you moving through every season!

Need help with routine toenail trimming, thick nails, or calluses? The Foot Nurse provides professional foot care at clinic locations and in the comfort of your home throughout the Twin Cities metro.

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



📣 WOODBURY, WE’RE HERE! 💜Here’s a reminder that The Foot Nurse is expanding with a new clinic location in Woodbury, Minn...
10/19/2026

📣 WOODBURY, WE’RE HERE! 💜

Here’s a reminder that The Foot Nurse is expanding with a new clinic location in Woodbury, Minnesota!

📍 Foot & Ankle Clinic
563 Bielenberg Drive, Suite 150
Woodbury, MN 55125

🗓️ Thursdays and every other Saturday
⏰ 8 AM–1 PM

Our registered nurses provide professional, preventive foot care to help you stay comfortable, active, and independent.

Our services include:
- Routine toenail trimming
- Thick toenail reduction
- Corn and callus care
- Ingrown toenail care
- Fungal nail management
- Diabetic foot care

Whether you’re struggling with thick toenails, having difficulty reaching your feet, or simply need help maintaining your foot health, we’re here for you!

➡️ Ready to schedule?

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



Have you ever looked at the bottom of your foot and wondered why certain areas feel thick, rough, or hard? You may be lo...
10/17/2026

Have you ever looked at the bottom of your foot and wondered why certain areas feel thick, rough, or hard? You may be looking at a callus!

A callus is a buildup of thickened skin that commonly develops in response to repeated pressure or friction.

Common places for calluses include:
• The heels.
• The balls of the feet.
• The sides of the big toes.
• Areas beneath the toes.

Calluses can develop as your feet respond to pressure from walking, footwear, or the way weight is distributed across your feet.

Should you remove a callus yourself?

Be cautious! Cutting or aggressively scraping thickened skin can cause injury, particularly for people with diabetes, reduced sensation, or circulation problems.

Avoid using blades or over-the-counter medicated corn and callus removers without guidance from an appropriate healthcare professional.

At The Foot Nurse, our nurses provide professional callus care as part of routine footcare services.

Comfortable feet start with understanding what they need! 💜

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



👟 Sweater weather is here, and many of us are trading sandals for sneakers, boots, and other closed-toe shoes!But before...
10/15/2026

👟 Sweater weather is here, and many of us are trading sandals for sneakers, boots, and other closed-toe shoes!

But before you pull out your favorite fall footwear, take a moment to check the fit.

Your shoes should:
🍁 Provide enough room for your toes to move comfortably.
🍁 Avoid rubbing against your heels or the sides of your feet.
🍁 Have enough depth to accommodate your toes without pressure.
🍁 Feel comfortable when walking.
🍁 Be free of rough seams, debris, or damaged areas that could irritate your skin.

Here’s something worth remembering: A shoe can be the right size and still be the wrong shape for your foot. If your shoes leave persistent red marks, cause discomfort, or put pressure on your toes, it may be time to reassess the fit. People with diabetes or reduced sensation should be especially careful about checking their feet after wearing new shoes.

🍂 Give your feet a little extra attention as you transition into fall!

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



💜 If you have diabetes, your feet deserve special attention.Diabetes can contribute to nerve damage and reduced circulat...
10/13/2026

💜 If you have diabetes, your feet deserve special attention.

Diabetes can contribute to nerve damage and reduced circulation, which may make it harder to notice injuries or allow them to heal properly. That’s why regular foot checks are so important!

Make these habits part of your routine:
✔️ Check the tops, bottoms, and sides of your feet every day.
✔️ Look between your toes for changes in the skin.
✔️ Pay attention to blisters, redness, cracks, swelling, or sores.
✔️ Wear properly fitting shoes and check inside them before putting them on.
✔️ Keep scheduled appointments with your healthcare provider for comprehensive diabetic foot assessments.

If you notice a new sore, skin breakdown, or signs of infection, contact your healthcare provider promptly rather than waiting for your next routine foot-care appointment.

You don’t have to manage your routine foot care alone! The Foot Nurse provides professional foot-care services, including diabetic foot care, throughout the Twin Cities metro.

Our goal is to help people stay active, mobile, and independent. 💜

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



The Foot Nurse Is Coming to Woodbury! 💜We’re excited to announce our NEW clinic location in Woodbury, Minnesota, opening...
10/12/2026

The Foot Nurse Is Coming to Woodbury! 💜

We’re excited to announce our NEW clinic location in Woodbury, Minnesota, opening November 1, 2026!

We’re partnering with Foot & Ankle Clinic to make professional, nurse-led foot care even more accessible to the Woodbury community. Our Lake Elmo clinic will be closing at the end of October - please ensure you are going to the right location for your appointment with us!

Here’s what you need to know:

📍 New location:
Foot & Ankle Clinic
563 Bielenberg Drive, Suite 150
Woodbury, MN 55125

📅 Appointment availability:
Thursdays and every other Saturday

⏰ Hours:
8:00 AM–1:00 PM

💜 Our services include:
✔️ Professional toenail trimming
✔️ Thick toenail care
✔️ Corn and callus reduction
✔️ Ingrown toenail care
✔️ Fungal nail management
✔️ Diabetic foot care

Our registered nurses provide personalized, preventative foot care to help clients maintain comfort, mobility, and independence. Whether you’re having difficulty trimming your toenails, managing thick nails, or keeping up with routine foot care, we’re here to help!

Help us spread the word! If you live in Woodbury or the surrounding communities, share this post with someone who could benefit from professional foot care.

📲 Ready to schedule?

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



🦶 Have you noticed that your toenails are getting thicker, harder to trim, or more difficult to manage?You’re not alone!...
10/11/2026

🦶 Have you noticed that your toenails are getting thicker, harder to trim, or more difficult to manage?

You’re not alone!

Thickened toenails can develop for several reasons, including:
~ Fungal nail changes.
~ Repeated pressure or trauma from footwear.
~ Changes associated with aging.
~ Other underlying nail conditions.

Here’s why you shouldn’t ignore them:

Thick nails can become uncomfortable in shoes, catch on socks, and make routine nail care more challenging. Trying to cut particularly thick nails yourself can also increase the risk of accidentally injuring the surrounding skin.

At The Foot Nurse, our nurses provide professional toenail trimming and footcare services to help clients maintain comfortable, well-cared-for feet. Check out this great article to learn more: https://enablepodiatry.com.au/services/thickened-toenails/

Have questions about your toenails? We’re happy to help you understand your footcare options!

📍 Serving the Twin Cities metro with in-home and clinic appointments.

📞 (651)829-3944
🌐 https://www.thefootnurse.net/
📍Twin Cities metro



Address

8617 Eagle Point Boulevard
Minneapolis, MN
55042

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+16517264134

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