Foot care that comes
to your door
Debbie is a licensed nurse who comes to you in Longmont. She'll sit down at your kitchen table, take her time with your feet, and you never have to leave the house.
Her next day in Longmont
Rather talk it through first? Call (720) 975-4653.
McIntosh Lake, Longmont · photo by Tyler Cipriani, CC BY-SA 4.0
Longmont is on her route six times a month
Longmont is one of the towns Debbie visits most often, so there's rarely a long wait for an appointment.
She keeps a standing route across the Front Range, and those six days each month are set aside for Longmont on its own. With no other town to drive to, appointments run to time and she's never in a hurry to leave.
No town on her route sees her more often, so if something can't wait, Longmont is usually where she can make room. It's always worth asking.
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When she's in Longmont
Debbie keeps her route on a paper calendar, and it hasn't changed in years: the first Wednesday, the first Friday, the second Tuesday, the second Thursday, the third Monday and the fourth Friday of every month. The same days every month, so they're easy to plan around.
Choose whichever day suits you best. If none of them quite work, give her a call at (720) 975-4653 and she'll do her best to find a time that does.
What a visit looks like
Debbie brings everything with her, sterilized and ready. All you need is a comfortable chair and a towel.
Nails
Thick toenails are trimmed and gently thinned, with the edges filed smooth so nothing catches or digs in. More about trimming.
Skin
Sore calluses and rough patches are eased down, and dry, cracked heels cleaned up and moisturized.
A nurse's eye
At every visit she checks circulation, feeling, and skin. If she notices anything that needs a doctor's attention, she'll say so kindly and help you work out what comes next. More about diabetic feet.
What it costs
The price is the same in Longmont as everywhere else she visits, with no travel fee and no insurance paperwork to sort out.
Your first visit
- $65 flat, home or facility
- A full look at your feet, then the first treatment
Visits after that
- $50 each when neighbors in one building book together
- $65 for a private home visit
Six visits, paid ahead
- $300 for six routine visits
- Families out of state often set this up for a parent
In their own words
“Will it hurt? Her feet are so sensitive.”
“I have neuropathy, fibromyalgia and a few other issues and never once felt any pain which normally just touching my feet sends me through the roof. She did toe nails and got a couple callous spots. Nails look wonderful and feet are soft.”
Questions people in Longmont ask
What if none of those days work for me?
Give her a call at (720) 975-4653. Longmont is one of the towns she visits most often, so there's usually room to add someone on a day that isn't on the calendar. And if enough people need a different week, she'll add one.
Do you come to assisted living and senior communities?
She does, and it works out gentler on everyone's budget. When a few residents in the same building book the same day, each visit is $50 instead of $65. If you look after the activities calendar somewhere, here is how a facility day works.
Medicare, how often to trim, what she does about diabetic feet →
In a nearby town?
She visits more than thirty communities around the metro and up the Front Range, each on its own regular day.