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Prior to placing mom in assisted living, I drove her to the podiatrist for this service.
Try that and pick one you like the look of. Wishing you happy feet!
The OP would be best served by contacting her Agency on Aging to find a list of podiatrists that make home visits for routine foot care. Many podiatrists do although with Covid it may be that the person will have to travel to the podiatrists office due to NH restrictions as Covid 19 has changed everything. My state is almost in lockdown (MD/ our governor reinstated stricter guidelines) here in the DVM area just prior to Thanksgiving.
Another possibility would be to go to a salon (if you can find one open) and get a pedicure. Good chance that the cost of a pedicure might be the same or less than a doctor visit. (one tax deductible the other not so factor that in) The pedicure would be more relaxing than the doctor visit.
2 of my LOs had in home and residential care podiatrist services covered by Medicare.
Toe nail trimming was included in the visits from the podiatrist.