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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Foot care clinics have resumed at the St. Marys Friendship Centre, though the building remains closed for all other programs, events and activities.
Clinics will be prioritized for those in need of urgent care. Existing clients will be contacted by staff to review new protocols and book an appointment time.
The clinic will operate using guidelines from the Ministry of Health, the Registered Practical Nurses Association of Ontario and the directives of Huron Perth Public Health. Only one person will be allowed in the footcare room at a time
All clients are required to wear a mask; masks will be available for purchase at the time of the appointment, if necessary.
All other health clinics and indoor recreation programs are cancelled indefinitely due to COVID-19. As the Province of Ontario continues to ease restrictions, we will carefully evaluate how and when we can re-open our facilities and offer programs safely and affordably.
In the meantime, we are offering virtual programming through the Pyramid Recreation Centre Facebook page as well as telephone and outdoor programming. Call the Friendship Centre at 519-284-3272 for details.
Updates about the status of municipal programs and services will be shared on our COVID-19 page as they become available.
Our health screening clinics will help you monitor and maintain or improve your health. For scheduling, please see the Town Program and Service Guide.
Participants of fitness programs are given an opportunity to assess their functional fitness levels. These assessments meet scientific standards for relativity and validity. The process will confirm your functional fitness abilities regarding, cardiovascular, leg strength, upper body strength, balance and flexibility. This free assessment takes 5-7 minutes and the results are returned to you immediately. You are also given printed copy for your records. Assessments take place twice a year to assist the participant in goal setting, usually April and November.
The Cardiovascular Health Awareness Program (CHAP) offers free, drop-in blood pressure clinics weekly throughout St. Marys and area On-site, trained volunteers assist with any modifiable risk factors.
Regular foot care helps prevent disorders and maintain healthy feet, and is especially beneficial for people with diabetes, arthritis or circulation problems. Basic foot care includes assessment of the condition of the feet, pedicure, and treatment of basic foot conditions.
Foot care clinics are held at the Friendship Centre on a weekly basis. Times may vary. To book an appointment, please contact the Home Support Services office. Foot care appointments must be made in advance and require pre-registration.
Fee: First appointment is $30 and then $25 per session thereafter