Gentle in-home foot care
for seniors across Denver
& the Front Range
Professional in-home foot care for seniors by a Licensed Nurse. Serving the greater Denver metro area and northern Front Range.
Debbie visits each town on set days every month
Don’t see your town? Call (720) 975-4653 and we’ll help.
What We Offer
Services tailored to your comfort
Every visit is a relaxing, professional experience in the comfort of your own home. All tools are sterilized and care follows clinical best practices.
Medical Pedicures
Thorough nail trimming, filing, and cuticle care performed with clinical precision and a gentle touch. Safe, sterile, and relaxing.
Callus Care
Gentle removal of calluses to relieve discomfort and restore smooth, comfortable skin. Includes moisturizing treatment for lasting softness.
Diabetic Foot Care
Specialized care for diabetic patients with careful attention to skin integrity, circulation, and infection prevention. Nurse-level assessment included.
Thick Nail Treatment
Safe trimming and thinning of thick, difficult nails using professional-grade tools. Especially helpful for seniors who can no longer manage on their own.
Foot Massage
A soothing foot massage with moisturizing lotion to promote circulation and relaxation. Included with every visit — the perfect finishing touch.
Facility Visits
Group and individual appointments available at assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and senior communities. Ask about scheduling for your community.
Services & Pricing
Simple, honest pricing
Every client starts with a full assessment. No hidden fees, no surprises: gentle, professional care at a fair price.
Initial Foot Care Assessment
- All new clients, home or facility
- $65 flat: full assessment and first treatment
Ongoing Maintenance
- $50: Facility residents (multiple residents, same location)
- $65: Private home visits (individual travel)
Six-Visit Family Care Plan
- $300 for six prepaid routine visits, peace of mind included
Meet Debbie
Care you can trust, from someone who cares
Debbie is a Licensed Nurse with a genuine passion for senior wellness. After years of nursing experience, she saw a gap in compassionate, accessible foot care for seniors who deserve better than a rushed podiatrist visit.
Golden Years Senior Foot Care was born from a simple belief: everyone deserves gentle, professional care in a place where they feel safe and comfortable. Debbie brings her nursing expertise directly to your home, so you or your loved one never have to worry about transportation or unfamiliar settings.
Every visit includes a thorough foot health assessment, sterile tools, and the kind of unhurried attention that makes all the difference.
In Their Words
The questions families ask, answered by families who asked them
Every answer below is a real review left by one of Debbie's clients on Google.
“Will it hurt? Her feet are so sensitive.”
“We already tried a podiatrist. It didn't help.”
“Is this just a pedicure with a nicer name?”
“Mom just had surgery. Can she even be seen at home?”
Common Questions
Questions families ask us
Why should I choose a licensed nurse instead of a nail salon or a podiatrist?
It depends on your loved one's needs.
A nail salon is the right choice for healthy feet that simply need cosmetic care. A podiatrist is the right choice for diagnosing and treating medical conditions that require a physician.
Golden Years Senior Foot Care fills the gap between the two.
Debbie is a licensed nurse with more than 20 years of nursing experience, including 10 years specializing in wound care. She is trained to recognize changes in skin, circulation, sensation, and nails, and performs a foot and nursing assessment at every visit to help identify concerns that may need medical follow-up.
A medical pedicure is different from a spa pedicure. It focuses on the health, safety, and function of the feet rather than cosmetic beauty. Appointments may include:
- Safe trimming and thinning of thick toenails
- Reduction of painful calluses and rough skin
- Assessment of circulation, sensation, skin integrity, and nail health
- Gentle care for seniors with diabetes, arthritis, neuropathy, poor vision, limited mobility, or other health concerns
- Education on proper foot care and when to seek additional medical treatment
If Debbie notices anything concerning, such as signs of infection, poor circulation, wounds, pressure injuries, or other medical problems, she will recommend follow-up with your primary care provider or podiatrist.
The goal is to help seniors stay comfortable, mobile, and independent by providing safe, gentle foot care in the comfort of their own home or senior living community.
Does Medicare cover in-home foot care?
Original Medicare generally does not cover routine foot care like nail trimming and callus care unless a doctor documents a qualifying medical condition. That's why Golden Years keeps pricing simple and private-pay: a flat $65 initial assessment and $50-$65 maintenance visits, with no paperwork surprises. Some Medicare Advantage plans include allowances that may reimburse you, and we're happy to provide a receipt to submit.
How often should seniors have their toenails trimmed?
Most seniors do best with professional trimming every 4 to 6 weeks. Nails thicken and grow more slowly with age, and regular maintenance prevents painful ingrown nails, fungal buildup, and walking discomfort before they start.
Do you work with diabetic feet?
Yes. Diabetic foot care is one of Debbie's specialties as a licensed nurse: careful attention to skin integrity, circulation, and infection prevention at every visit, with sterilized instruments and gentle technique. For wounds or medical concerns, she'll refer you to your physician or podiatrist.
What happens at the first visit?
Every new client starts with the Initial Foot Care Assessment ($65, home or facility): a full look at nails, skin, and circulation, followed by the first complete treatment, trimming, filing, callus care, and a relaxing foot massage to finish.
Where does Golden Years travel?
Golden Years serves more than 30 communities across the greater Denver metro and northern Front Range, including Longmont, Boulder, Erie, Broomfield, Westminster, Thornton, Arvada, Aurora, and Denver, in private homes, assisted living, and senior communities. The full town list is in the Service Area section below.
How do I pay?
Whatever is easiest: cash or check at the visit, or secure online payment by card through Square, so out-of-town family members can pay for a parent's care directly from the payment page.
Where We Serve
Serving the Front Range
Debbie travels throughout the Denver metro area and surrounding communities. If you don't see your area listed, give us a call.
- Arvada
- Aurora
- Berthoud
- Boulder
- Brighton
- Broomfield
- Centennial
- Dacono
- Denver
- Englewood
- Erie
- Firestone
- Frederick
- Golden
- Green Valley Ranch
- Greenwood Village
- Gunbarrel
- Lafayette
- Lakewood
- Lone Tree
- Longmont
- Louisville
- Loveland
- Lyons
- Mead
- Niwot
- Northglenn
- Parker
- Superior
- Thornton
- Westminster
Debbie drives dedicated weekly routes across the northern Front Range and the Denver metro, so wherever you are, from Longmont, Boulder, Louisville, and Erie down through Thornton, Westminster, Arvada, Aurora, and Denver, there's a regular visit day near you. She sees clients in private homes, assisted living communities, and skilled nursing facilities alike. Not sure if you're in the service area? Call (720) 975-4653 and ask.