Services & pricing
Your in-home foot care visit
What’s included in the initial visit (~60 minutes)
- Review of health history, medications, and allergies
- Lower leg and foot assessment (skin, circulation/pulses, sensation)
- Monofilament screening for neuropathy
- Gentle trimming and filing of nails of normal thickness
- Professional moisturizer
- Personalized foot health education and a simple care plan
Level 1 basic foot care
As a Registered Nurse, safety comes first. Services focus on professional assessment and Level 1 basic foot care as described by Arizona nursing practice guidance. Instruments are autoclave-sterilized. We do not use shared foot soaks.
Included now
- Trimming and filing nails of normal thickness
- Skin and foot assessment
- Moisturizing and education
Not included at this time
- Paring or shaving calluses
- Reducing thick or fungal nails
- Wound care beyond basic observation and referral
When you need more advanced care, we help you connect with a local podiatrist or physician so you get the right level of service.
Investment in your health
Initial new-patient visit
About 60 minutes
Routine follow-up
30–45 minutes
Monthly membership
One routine visit each month
Membership terms
- Billed monthly; includes one routine foot care visit each month
- Members’ initial visit: $100, or $75 when you prepay 6 months up front
- Extra visits in the same month: $60
- Bank up to 1 unused visit if you skip a month
- 3-month minimum
- Cancel before 3 months: $120 fee that includes one free visit to use within 6 months
- After 3 months: cancel anytime at no fee
Please note: Gila Valley Foot Care is a private-pay service. We do not bill Medicare or insurance. Payment by cash, check, or card is due at the time of service. Memberships are billed monthly.
Infection-control trust note
Clients and families often ask how we keep visits clean. At a high level:
- Single-client instrument sets sterilized in an autoclave between uses
- Clean field and hand hygiene at every visit
- No communal foot baths
- Clear referral when a foot problem needs a physician or podiatrist
This is not a substitute for your primary care or specialty medical care. It is nursing foot care delivered with clinical habits.