Care homes
Regular clinics for residents, with attention to dignity, consent, mobility, comfort and useful records for managers and families.
Who we help
Foot health clinics for venues with people to support regularly.
We are a clinic partner for multi-person settings. Care homes are a major part of our work, but our model is equally relevant to community venues, sports clubs and members clubs that want convenient, organised routine foot care.
One-stop clinic partner
For sites that need more than an occasional visiting practitioner.
Wiggly Toes is built for settings where several people may need routine foot care on a recurring basis. We help the site coordinate the clinic, keep communication clean and make the service easy to repeat.
Social and community venues
Routine clinics for day centres, charities, community groups and wellbeing spaces where people already attend.
Sports clubs
Support for active people, older players, coaches, volunteers and social members who value practical foot comfort.
Members clubs
A useful member benefit for clubs, associations and retirement groups that want a practical wellbeing offer.
Care homes
A cleaner model for resident foot care.
In care homes, routine foot care can easily become fragmented. Wiggly Toes provides a more structured approach: planned clinic dates, clear lists, professional treatment, useful notes and escalation guidance where concerns need clinical input.
- Residential and nursing care homes
- Care groups looking for a consistent supplier model
- Residents needing routine nail, corn or callus care
- Homes seeking better records and less informal admin
- Families wanting reassurance that foot care is not being missed
Beyond care homes
Useful clinics for regular communities.
Not everyone who needs routine foot care lives in a care home. Many people would benefit from a professional clinic in a place they already know and trust.
Community access
Local venues can reduce travel barriers and make routine foot care easier for people who may otherwise delay it.
Club wellbeing
Sports and members clubs can offer a practical, relevant health and wellbeing service that people actually use.
Repeatable delivery
Where demand exists, Wiggly Toes can help set a clinic rhythm instead of treating every booking as a one-off event.
Venue suitability
What makes a clinic work well.
A suitable room
Clean, private, accessible and comfortable, with enough space for safe treatment and movement.
A site contact
Someone who can help coordinate the list, room access, arrival details and communication on the day.
Enough demand
The model works best where several people need routine foot care, either monthly, six-weekly or on another agreed pattern.
Clear information
Names, consent status, relevant risks and any changes since the last visit help clinics run safely.
Professional boundaries
Routine foot health care is not a replacement for urgent care, wound care, diabetic foot review or podiatry where required.
Repeat diary
Regular clinic dates make the service easier for the venue and more reliable for the people using it.
Could your venue host a regular foot health clinic?
Tell us about your setting, approximate numbers and available space. We will explain whether the model is likely to work.