Clients
Find a foot care nurse
Learn how prospective clients should approach nursing foot care and contact individual providers directly.
Resources
Resources for clients and foot care nurses
Start here for LMFNA guidance on nursing foot care, appointment preparation, finding a nurse, and association responsibilities.
Start with the question you have
Choose the topic closest to your question and follow the link to the most relevant LMFNA page.
For clients
Start here when looking for a provider or trying to understand the service relationship.
Clients
Common client questions
Review short answers about LMFNA, nursing foot care, service relationships, appointment preparation, and coverage questions.
Before an appointment
Review what clients should have ready before meeting with a foot care nurse.
Clients
Prepare for an appointment
See the basic items clients should have ready, including medication list, medical history, towel, lighting, chair, and shoes.
Understanding nursing foot care
Learn what nursing foot care includes and when referral to another professional may be needed.
Clients
What nursing foot care includes
Review nursing assessment, education, non-invasive care, referral support, and infection control responsibilities.
Service responsibilities
Understand LMFNA's association role and the direct relationship between clients and providers.
Association
Direct provider arrangements
Understand that clients arrange services, fees, scheduling, and care details directly with individual nurses.
Association
Association disclaimer
Read LMFNA's guidance on association responsibilities, provider conduct, and direct service relationships.
For foot care nurses
Find association information for nurses interested in membership, education, and professional connection.
Nurses
Membership information
Review benefits, fee details, application requirements, and professional association information for foot care nurses.
Nurses
Education and meeting notices
Find association education, meeting, and professional update information in one place.
Personal health questions
LMFNA cannot assess individual health concerns through the website. Contact your nurse, physician, nurse practitioner, or appropriate health service for personal medical questions or urgent changes.
Association information, not individual assessment
LMFNA provides association information and referral guidance. Individual care decisions and service arrangements are handled directly between clients and health professionals.
Find the right next step
Use LMFNA resources to understand nursing foot care, prepare for an appointment, or contact providers directly.