Advanced Foot Care & Laser Pain Therapy
Advanced Foot Care
After being in healthcare for many years as a RN I came to realize that people neglect their feet! Proper preventative foot care is an important component of healthy living.
Laser Pain Therapy
Non-invasive procedure improves your microcirculation, supports your immune system, reduces inflammation and pain.
Wound Care
Primary wound care, that require a simple dressing change. Saving you time from going into Emerge or Ambulatory Care.
Donna Kurfiss, RN, offers a comprehensive range of healthcare services specializing in Advanced Foot Care, primary wound dressing, and laser pain therapy. With over two decades of nursing experience since 1995, Donna has served in esteemed institutions such as WPSHC, Belvedere Heights, Lakeland Long Term Care, and the Victoria Order of Nurses. She holds certifications in Advanced Foot Care, Registered Nursing, and Laser Pain Therapy.
Operating as a mobile care provider in the West Parry Sound - Muskoka region, Donna brings her expertise directly to her clients, ensuring convenience and comfort. Her dedication to foot health stems from a realization during her nursing career that foot care is often overlooked despite its critical role in overall well-being. This insight motivated her to become a Registered Advanced Foot Care Provider, prioritizing preventative foot care as a vital aspect of holistic healthcare.
Clients can expect personalized care from Donna, tailored to their specific needs and aimed at promoting pain relief and enhanced mobility. Donna's commitment to her patients is evident in her belief that every moment of care is invaluable, promising not only relief from pain but also a rejuvenating experience akin to "walking on air."
For added convenience, Donna offers direct billing options through Greenshield and Veterans Canada Care Blue Cross, ensuring a hassle-free experience for her clients. With Donna Kurfiss, RN, clients can trust in expert care delivered with compassion and professionalism.
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We specialize in treating a variety of uncommon foot ailments; diabetic foot care, neuropathy, hammer toe, ingrown toenails, callouses, corns, warts, regular maintenance.
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Primary wound care, that require a simple dressing change. Saving you time from going into Emerge or Ambulatory Care.
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Non-invasive procedure improves your microcirculation, support your immune system and reduces inflammation.
Donna Kurfiss, RN
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Education
Diabetic Foot Care Education
Everything you need to know about diabetic foot care education is available to you by booking a consultation with Donna Kurfiss, RN
Gluten Free Consultant
Gluten Free meals became a reality for our family when a member became gluten and dairy intolerant. After educating myself I became an expert and serviced four local farmers markets with gluten free products. It can be so overwhelming to hear that you are gluten intolerant! Where do you start? What can you eat? Read more about Gluten Free Consultant[…]
Why do your feet hurt?
Bunions A bunion (hallux valgus) is a bony protrusion that forms most often in the joint at the base of the big toe. The big toe joint enlarges and forces the toe to point back toward the other toes, encroaching on them and sometimes overlapping them. This abnormal positioning puts pressure on the big toe Read more about Why do your feet hurt?[…]
Diabetic Foot Care
Reducing Foot Complications for people with Diabetes The focus of this best practice guideline is to support nurses as they help people with diabetes reduce their risk of foot complications. Specifically, this guideline assists nurses who are not specialists in diabetes care to: Conduct a risk assessment for foot ulcers; Provide basic education for prevention Read more about Diabetic Foot Care[…]
Foot Test
Take this simple test to check how well your arches are performing their important functions. 1. In bare feet, stand facing a kitchen counter. 2. Place your palms on the counter with slight pressure. 3. Stand with your back straight, and lift one foot off the floor. 4. Slowly lift the heel of other foot, Read more about Foot Test[…]