FAQs

  • What is a Medicure or Medical Pedicure?

    A medicure, or medical pedicure, is a specialized foot care treatment that focuses on maintaining healthy feet through professional care. Unlike traditional pedicures, a medicure addresses medical conditions such as thickened or ingrown toenails, calluses, corns, fungal infections, and dry or cracked skin. These treatments are performed in a safe, sterile environment by trained professionals, often catering to seniors and immune-compromised clients. The goal is to prevent foot problems, promote comfort, and improve overall foot health while providing hygienic and gentle care.

  • Who can benefit from your mobile medical pedicure services?

    Our mobile medical pedicure services are designed for seniors and immune-compromised individuals who require safe and sterile foot care. Clients with limited mobility, chronic conditions such as diabetes, or those individuals looking for a safe, healthy alternative to the traditional pedicure can also greatly benefit. These services provide professional toenail trimming, callus reduction, and skincare-based pedicures in the comfort of your home, ensuring convenience and minimizing risk of infection.

  • Do you serve clients in nursing homes or assisted living facilities?

    Yes, we provide on-site foot care services for nursing homes, assisted living communities, and residential care facilities across Mansfield, Arlington, Fort Worth, and Cedar Hill, TX.

  • What safety and sanitation protocols do you follow?

    We follow CDC and OSHA-compliant infection control protocols, including autoclaved tools, PPE use, disposable files, and sanitization of all equipment between clients.

  • Is your service covered by insurance?

    While most insurance plans do not cover routine foot care, we can provide itemized invoices that clients may submit for HAS or FSA reimbursement if applicable. Check with your provider.

  • What is the cost of a medicure or foot care service?

    Prices vary by service type, but average between $75 and $100. Custom quotes are provided for facility group bookings and ongoing care plans.

  • How do I schedule an appointment?

    Appointments can be scheduled by phone, through our website, or via referral from a healthcare provider or facility coordinator.Description goes here

  • What’s the difference between HSA and FSA?

    An HSA (Health Savings Account) is like a personal savings account for health expenses. You own it, and the money rolls over year to year—you don’t lose it if you don’t spend it.

    An FSA (Flexible Spending Account) is set up by your job. You have to use the money within the year, or you might lose what’s left.

    Both can be used to pay for medical foot care services at Compassionate Soles, as long as they’re health-related and not just cosmetic.

  • What services qualify for HSA/FSA payment?

    Services that address medical conditions such as diabetic foot care, fungal nail restoration, and ingrown toenail correction (BS Brace) are typically eligible.Description goes here

  • Do I need a prescription?

    Not usually, but some plans may require documentation. We’re happy to provide a care summary or receipt with clinical details upon request.Description goes here

  • Can I use my HSA/FSA for cosmetic pedicures?

    No—only medically necessary services qualify. We’ll guide you through what’s eligible during your consultation.

  • What payment methods does Compassionate Soles accept?

    At Compassionate Soles LLC, we offer flexible payment methods to make your experience smooth and accessible:

    💵 Cash

    💳 Credit & Debit Cards (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, AMEX)

    🅿️ PayPal

    🩺 HSA & FSA Cards – Accepted for qualifying medical foot and nail care services