With thoughtful planning and attentive care, seniors can fully enjoy the holiday season’s joys without being sidelined.

The holiday season is a time for joy and celebration, but for seniors, the extra hustle and bustle can put undue stress on aging feet.

Dry, cracked feet might seem like a minor issue. What starts as a cosmetic concern can escalate into painful and dangerous health problems.

A groundbreaking international study has changed the way we view gout, revealing that genetics, rather than lifestyle.

Researchers have developed insoles that redistribute pressure, reducing the risk of foot ulcers and promoting healthier lives for seniors.

Knowing the differences between hangnails and ingrown toenails can help you address the issue properly and prevent future discomfort.

Recovering from a toe amputation can be a challenging experience - physically and mentally, especially for seniors.

Key factor in supporting foot health is having proper arch support in shoes., especially for seniors.

Various factors can contribute to foot neuropathy, know the signs.

Homeopathic remedies or traditional medical care, finding the right balance for each individual’s feet needs can make all the difference.

Mobility and communication become compromised in dementia patients, maintaining healthy feet plays a vital role in preserving their comfort.

One critical but often overlooked aspect is the impact of rapid weight loss or gain on the feet.

For seniors and others who spend extended periods sitting, the impact of Dead Butt Syndrome on your feet shouldn’t be underestimated.

By incorporating these exercises and stretches into your daily routine, you can keep your feet strong, flexible, and pain-free.

A stubbed toe and a broken toe are painful, recognizing the difference is important for proper treatment.

While adding a pop of color to your toes is fun, it’s essential to follow some simple tips to keep your feet and nails healthy.

I've seen firsthand how the simple choice of wearing socks or not can impact foot health.

While taping is a common practice among athletes to enhance performance and prevent injuries, it’s not a one-size-fits-all solution.

As a foot nurse who primarily tends to seniors, I found the recent New York Times article, both enlightening and validating.

Walking barefoot in the summer can be a delightful experience, offering a sense of freedom and connection to nature.