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Foot Care Clinic

CMHA offers free foot care on a regular basis to individuals that have mental health needs with an emphasis on those who have diabetes. They are responsible for providing assessment, treatment and education for individuals who are at risk of developing foot problems.


This clinic includes an individual assessment of the client’s feet, education concerning foot care, nail trimming, callus and corn treatment, addressing the issues of dry skin, teaching of self-assessment skills and referral to community resources for footwear and foot orthotics as needed.

Goals & Objectives

The overall goal is to prevent foot problems from starting. Staff often supply free socks and footwear to individuals who have diabetes and aren’t able to afford these items.


Diabetes can be dangerous to your feet and 30% of our population have diabetes or pre-diabetes. Even a small cut could have serious consequences. Diabetes may cause nerve damage that takes away the feeling in your feet. Diabetes may also reduce blood flow to the feet, making it harder to heal an injury or resist infection.

Is This Program For Me?

Client must have confirmed or self disclosed mental health needs and have a barrier to accessing this support in the community. Priority is offered to those with diabetes.

What We Offer

This clinic includes an individual assessment of the client’s feet, education concerning foot care, nail trimming, callus and corn treatment, addressing the issues of dry skin, teaching of self-assessment skills and referral to community resources for footwear and foot orthotics as needed. The overall goal is to prevent foot problems from starting. Staff often supply free socks and footwear to individuals who have diabetes and aren’t able to afford these items.

How Do I Get An Appointment?

Connecting with the Foot Care Nurse directly to assess eligibility and make an initial appointment.

Who can make a referral?
Self referral or any service provider who has assessed the need for this service and reviewed eligibility criteria.


To get started with a self-referral or a referral for another person, please complete the appropriate form here.


Locations

648 Huron Street, London, ON

21 Richmond Street, Strathroy, ON

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