
Soles 4 Souls Shoe Drive
We're changing lives with your help by collecting all types and sizes of new to lightly worn shoe donations here at the office!
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Medical Pedicures: What Are They and Do I Need One?
A medical pedicure (aka a medi-pedi) is a sanitary procedure tailored to the needs of the individual patient. The service is completed by a specialist in podiatry and nail care. A medical manicure is the clinical version of your favorite beauty treatment.
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Podiatry is our specialty. We are the solution for your busy lifestyle.
We want happy feet! So we provide "Sole-utions for Every Foot Dilemma!"
Our mission is to compassionately provide relief of foot and ankle pain, discomfort and prevent overall health issues which affect the feet.
We achieve this by offering thorough and high-quality treatment programs that include listening to our patients, respecting their concerns and coordinating the necessary services to promote good health and total wellness.
We fulfill our purpose by fostering and supporting both traditional Western and Holistic medical treatments and alternative therapies.
Our mission is to compassionately provide relief of foot and ankle pain, discomfort and prevent overall health issues which affect the feet.
We achieve this by offering thorough and high-quality treatment programs that include listening to our patients, respecting their concerns and coordinating the necessary services to promote good health and total wellness.
We fulfill our purpose by fostering and supporting both traditional Western and Holistic medical treatments and alternative therapies.
Shoe shopping is best done in the afternoon, since feet swell in the morning and you may end up with the wrong size. In addition, try on new shoes on both feet, since they can vary in size and width. If both your feet are different sizes, always go with the bigger size. Always performa a walk test on hard flooring not carpet before purchasing
"Morton's toe" occurs when the second toe is longer than the big toe.
Toenails grow more slowly than fingernails, taking about 12–18 months to completely regrow.
Feet have more nerve endings per square centimeter than any other part of the body. Each foot contains approximately 8,000 nerve endings, making them extremely sensitive.