I always cut my wife's toe nails as she is unable to cut them herself, which set me wondering what services are available to pensioners for this service,
if no family member is there to help
Mum goes to the Podiatry at Great Harwood Medical Group. She was referred to them by her GP, because her stroke meant she can no longer cut her nails herself. She goes every 10 weeks or so.
My usual chiropodist retired last year and I tried PALS but they wouldn't do just a nail cutting service.
You had to have a problem with your feet before they would accept you.
I finished up getting a lady to come every six weeks, she is dearer (X 2) than the one MargaretR suggested but is very professional and spends quite a lot of time making sure everything is done properly.
She has a surgery in town and it's a fiver less if you visit but I prefer a home visit.
PM me if you want her number.
a lot of interesting feed back, as i said I do cut my wife's at present and was just interested what the situation would be when the time comes when I may not be able to continue doing so, which leads me onto another question does one have to be qualified to cut someones toe nails or is a service that anyone can take up