[NotGolfer]

Originally Posted by Andyhope

Tri County foot and ankle

As someone else said.....they no longer do this!! But thanks!

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by blueash

Strange that you would write that as the website offering the training is very clear that their trainees have the option of using their intensive one week of training in a podiatrist's office or not requiring the supervision of a podiatrist.

Strange that you wouldn't read the ENTIRE website, especially this part:

"The Certified Medical Nail Technician™ (CMNT) is a state licensed nail technician or cosmetologist that has completed the Advanced Nail Technician Certification and then ten more modules of additional Medical Nail Technician training, the relevant exams and an Internship to prepare to work for a Podiatrist or other physicians."

[Whitley]

Originally Posted by NotGolfer

A friend was asking where they could obtain a medical pedicure. Yes, there's such a thing. Thought I could help them by asking here. Also please don't offer salons that you love for a regular one. THAT isn't helpful!! So many questions here asked get WAYYY off topic. TY

I once had a good burger at Fords Garage Restaurant. Not great, but good.

[shut the front door]

Google shows a few options.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Whitley

I once had a good burger at Fords Garage Restaurant. Not great, but good.

[NotGolfer]

Originally Posted by shut the front door

Google shows a few options.

Post the links then. I did do a google search otherwise wouldn't have asked here. Thanks though.

[joansullivan]

Originally Posted by NotGolfer

A friend was asking where they could obtain a medical pedicure. Yes, there's such a thing. Thought I could help them by asking here. Also please don't offer salons that you love for a regular one. THAT isn't helpful!! So many questions here asked get WAYYY off topic. TY

If (s)he has a medical condition that requires a medical pedicure, (s)he could see the treating physician and ask for a prescription. Then, make an appointment to see a podiatrist to perform the pedicure.

[joansullivan]

Originally Posted by NotGolfer

Thank you for responding BUT a podiatrist isn't what they're looking for. I KNOW there is such a person as a medical pedicurist as my friend has had that in the past. They're just not familiar with them here.

I know for a fact that Dr Casteel (podiatrist) is familiar with and performs medical pedicures. His phone # is 352-674-1790.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by joansullivan

If (s)he has a medical condition that requires a medical pedicure, (s)he could see the treating physician and ask for a prescription. Then, make an appointment to see a podiatrist to perform the pedicure.

One doesn't need a "prescription" (I assume you mean referral) to see a Podiatrist...

The Podiatrist is quite capable to determine whether or not a patient qualifies medically (ie, Diabetes, Poor Circulation, End Stage Renal Disease) to be reimbursed for the care...