Feet Fit For Life™ is DSUPREME®'s annual foot health program designed to support mobility, comfort, and overall foot health through proactive nursing care. The program focuses on early identification of foot health concerns, preventive intervention, and ongoing support to help reduce complications that can impact balance, mobility, and independence.

Through nurse-led assessment and evidenced-based foot care, the program emphasizes timely intervention, education, and continuing care tailored to individual needs. Services are delivered with a strong focus on safety, dignity, and functional outcomes, supporting clients in maintaining mobility and quality of life throughout the year.

Feet Fit For Life™ reflects our commitment to preventative care and early action addressing foot health concerns before they progress and supporting long-term mobility at every stage of life.

Our basic foot care includes trimming of normal nails without infection, and with no impaired sensation or swelling of the feet. Our advanced foot care includes the reduction of corns, calluses, and thickened and malformed toenails; removal of ingrown toenails and plantar warts, and treatment of blisters and heel fissures. 

When higher-risk foot concerns are identified, referrals are made to appropriate health professionals, including Chiropodists or Podiatrists, as well as medical doctors or nurse practitioners, for further assessment, diagnosis, and medication management as required.

No nurse is an island. As a professional nursing organization, DSUPREME® values collaboration with skilled self-employed nursing peers who operate their own independent practices. These professional relationships support peer consultation, shared referrals, and collective expertise, helping to strengthen care delivery and support the caregiver as well as the client. 

Peer nurses may provide professional feedback to support reflective practice and identify opportunities for ongoing professional develpment. Collaboration may also include consultation in assessment, care planning, implementation, and evaluation of health care goals for specific clients, where appropriate.

Through respectful, therapeutic, and professional peer relationships, nurses support one another in maintaining high standards of practice, resulting in enhanced quality of care and improved client outcomes.