Service options
Pick the ones that matter for your parent when you book. You can choose several, and you can change them next time.
Manicure, with nails shaped, cuticles tidied and hands massaged
Pedicure, with toenails carefully trimmed and filed
Thickened or hard-to-reach toenails handled gently
Warm soak for hands and feet
Moisturising for dry, thin or fragile skin
Polish applied or removed, if your parent likes it
A look at the skin between the toes, and a note to you if anything seems worth a doctor's eye
Not every provider offers every option. Once you have chosen, we show you the vetted providers near your parent who offer what you picked, best matches first, with the iCaria Certified badge shown where it has been earned. Which one comes is always your decision, and you can keep asking for the same person.
Who this is for
Parents who can no longer bend to reach their feet, whose hands shake, or who simply miss feeling groomed and cared for.
Good to know
This is cosmetic nail care, not medical foot care. Diabetic or ulcerated feet need a registered foot-care nurse or chiropodist, and we will tell you so rather than take the booking.
What it costs
This service starts at $45 in Canadian dollars, which covers getting there and the first part of the visit. Longer visits add a set charge for each extra 15 minutes, with a cap. A short visit is never charged more than the starting price.
That is a sample. Your parent's real price depends on their area and on the options you choose for the service, and you see it in the platform before you confirm anything.
Families also include these in their care plan
Most families do not book one service on its own. They build a monthly care plan, a few services on a regular rhythm, so their parent knows what to expect and the same trusted people keep coming back.
