Podiatry and foot care in Calgary tends to cluster downtown and along Macleod Trail, with more clinics spread through the NW near the Foothills Medical Centre and the growing communities of the south and northeast. If your parent lives out in Tuscany or Cranston, you'll usually find something closer than you'd expect. Mobility matters here, so proximity often shapes the choice.
Calgary has 10 foot care specialists on Senior Care Path, averaging 4.5 stars across 360 Google reviews. Ranked by our SCP Confidence Score, our 100-point trust rating, the strongest right now are Axis Foot & Ankle Clinic - Scenic Acres, Mina's Healthy Feet and Calgary Foot Clinic.
Podiatrists, chiropodists, and advanced foot-care nurses treat the foot problems that most affect seniors, from nail and callus care to diabetic feet, ingrown nails, and poor circulation. Care is available in clinics, at home, and in many care communities.
Below you will find every provider ranked by Confidence Score, real reviews, what these services cost and how to fund them, what to look for, and local guidance, so you can compare with clarity and reach out when you are ready. Updated October 2026.
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Calgary, AB8555 Scurfield Dr NW, Calgary, AB T3L 1Z6
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4.9(48 reviews)
The practice is well-suited to seniors managing common foot conditions, arthritis, and mobility issues. Services include orthotic fitting and custom footwear guidance, which are...
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Calgary, AB107 Whiteside Crescent NE, Calgary, AB T1Y 2A8
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4.9(41 reviews)
Minakshi Sharma is a licensed practical nurse with advanced foot care training since 2016, offering specialist services ideal for older adults managing chronic foot conditions. Her services...
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Calgary, ABUnit 3225, 40 Christie Park View SW Second floor of Building 3000, Calgary, AB T3H 6E7
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4.5(40 reviews)
Provided foot and ankle care for over twenty years, with expertise in conditions common to older adults including plantar fasciitis, arthritis, and diabetic foot...
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Calgary, AB8180 Macleod Trl SE Unit 306, Calgary, AB T2H 2B8
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4.4(43 reviews)
Serves patients of all ages, including older adults managing foot and ankle conditions common to aging. Dr.
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Calgary, AB11 Royal Vista Dr NW #3140, Calgary, AB T3R 0N2
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4.7(71 reviews)
Led by Mayur, a Licensed Practical Nurse with an Advanced Foot Care Certificate and over a decade of experience in senior care and wound management. The service is...
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Calgary, AB1632 14 Ave NW Unit 271, Calgary, AB T2N 1M7
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4.3(42 reviews)
Treats patients of all ages, including seniors experiencing common foot and ankle concerns that affect mobility and comfort. The clinic has been serving...
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Calgary, AB5809 Macleod Trl SW #200, Calgary, AB T2H 0J9
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4.0(24 reviews)
In foot care for older adults and those with chronic conditions. The clinic offers mobile services, bringing nurses directly to clients' homes for foot...
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Calgary, AB2303 4 St SW #909, Calgary, AB T2S 2S7
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3.8(27 reviews)
Well-suited for older adults managing common foot and ankle problems that affect seniors, including bunions, corns and calluses, heel pain, plantar...
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Calgary, AB508 24 Ave SW #337, Calgary, AB T2S 0K4
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5.0(5 reviews)
“Julie was incredible. I went in with an ingrown toenail. She was able to solve the problem completely, provide detailed instructions on how to best care for it...”
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Calgary, AB7720 Elbow Dr SW Unit 207, Calgary, AB T2V 1K2
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4.9(19 reviews)
A foot care provider based in Calgary, Alberta. The website provided is a Vagaro booking platform, which I was unable to access to retrieve further details.
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Local foot care specialists from public business listings, scored on public Google signals. Senior Care Path hasn't independently vetted every one, so always confirm credentials, registration, and fit before booking.
We order every provider by our SCP Confidence Score, a 100-point rating built from the signals families tell us matter most:
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Google star ratings across 10 foot care specialists.
How the 10 Calgary foot care specialists fall across our trust tiers.
Typical cost: $45–$90 per visit for routine nursing foot care; chiropody and podiatry assessments run higher and may be partly insured. What moves the price: Nursing foot care vs a chiropodist or podiatrist, in-home vs clinic, and diabetic or medical needs.
Routine foot care is often out-of-pocket, but chiropody and podiatry may be partly covered by private insurance or provincial programs, especially for diabetes. In Ontario, some chiropody is publicly funded, and veterans' benefits can help eligible seniors. Check what your province and plan include.
A 4.5 star average across 360 Google reviews of 10 foot care specialists. Here is a sample, straight from clients and families.
“I have been going to Mayur for the whole year and he has supported me with my foot care! He is meticulous and helps me with my ingrown toenails and my dead nail bed issues! I always leave their knowing that I have got a great foot care...”
“Dr Andrew Irvine Of Axis Foot & Ankle Clinic is an amazing podiatrist. He is patient, detailed, I should say very detailed, pleasant and above all professional. He does an incredible job of analyzing the foot issue and explaining your foot...”
“I am going through major foot issues and my podiatrist retired and I was sent here. Highly recommend this place. Dr Donovan and his staff are very caring and really helped me.”
“Dr. Crosby has a clear passion for what he does. His quality of work is impeccable. Great receptionists and nurses that are eager to help”
“Quick service and good experience. Hurts for a bit but you see results almost instantly, and she’s experienced. Having come from a different place where was taking longer than expected. Happy with the treatment she’s providing”
“Dr. Kwan is very profession, knowledgeable and kind. I went in looking for a particular treatment for warts on the bottom of my foot I'd been trying to get rid of for 2 years. She went over all the options and we decided on a different...”
Drawn from the details each provider publishes, a quick read on what is common locally and what sets a provider apart.
Share of the 7 foot care specialists that publish this detail.
Calgary's geography matters more than most families expect when choosing foot care for an older adult. The city sprawls, and a clinic in the northwest near Foothills Medical Centre may be completely impractical for a parent living in the southeast communities of Auburn Bay or McKenzie Towne. Start by mapping your parent's actual location and realistic transportation options before anything else. Clinics close to Rockyview General or South Health Campus tend to draw experienced practitioners used to post-surgical and diabetic foot care referrals, which can be a genuine advantage if your parent has circulation issues or diabetes.
Credentials are where we'd encourage you to be firm. A regulated podiatrist (Doctor of Podiatric Medicine) and a registered chiropodist are not the same thing, and Alberta does not currently regulate chiropody as a separate profession the way Ontario does. That means the title "foot care nurse" or "foot care specialist" can cover a wide range of training. Our advisors recommend looking for practitioners with either a podiatric medicine degree or a nursing credential with verifiable advanced foot care training. For most seniors, a foot care nurse with strong geriatric experience handles routine nail and skin care very well; for anything involving structural problems, persistent wounds, or diabetic complications, a podiatrist is the safer choice. The trade-off is that podiatrists often have longer wait times and may not offer the same warm, unhurried pace that dedicated senior foot care nurses provide.
Home visits are worth asking about, especially if your parent is less mobile or no longer drives. A growing number of Calgary practitioners travel to clients in communities like Tuscany, Douglasdale, or Legacy, and some seniors' residences and continuing care facilities in the city already have visiting foot care professionals on rotation. If your parent is in a facility, ask the care team first; there may already be a provider coming to them.
Finally, consider the bigger picture of your parent's care. Foot problems in older adults often connect to balance, gait, and mobility issues that a physiotherapist or occupational therapist can address alongside foot care. If fall risk is a concern, coordinating with those providers, many of whom are also listed here for Calgary, can make a real difference in your parent's safety and confidence.
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