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Hamilton Urban Core Community Health Centre Foot Clinic
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Address & Map	71 Rebecca St Hamilton, ON L8R 1B6
Major Intersection	John St N and King St E
Office Phone	905-522-3233
Fax	* Administration 905-522-3433  * Clinical services only 905-522-3706
Website	www.hucchc.com
Primary Contact	John Infanti, Chiropodist; Email: jinfanti@hucchc.com
Service Details
Alternate Name (Internal use only)	Foot Care ; Footcare
Accessibility	Fully Accessible
Located In Community	Hamilton Central
Ward	Ward 2
Description	The goal of the Foot Care Program is to provide access to foot care services to those who are homeless or at risk of being homeless, recent immigrants and refugees, and individuals receiving income support through Ontario Works. Residents residing in the catchment area which is West of Sherman Ave, East of Locke Street, South of Barton Street, and North of the Escarpment are also eligible to access this service.    Services are provided at the Centre or in the community by a Chiropodist who is a regulated primary health care professional trained exclusively to assess and treat foot problems.
Hours	Mon 1 pm-4 pm, Tue 9 am-5 pm, Thu 9 am-6 pm, Fri 9 am-12:30 pm
Areas Served	Hamilton Central
Eligibility	* Most newcomer groups are eligible  * Refugee claimants, international students and temporary foreign workers should call to inquire about eligiblity
Application	By appointment only * Call for more information
Bus Routes	(1) KING ; (1A) KING ; (3) CANNON ; (10) B-LINE
Fees	None
Languages	English ; Interpretive Services - can be made available when necessary
Funding	Provincial - Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care ; Donations
Indexing
Service Categories	Podiatry/Foot Care
Subjects	Children ; Foot care ; Homeless people ; Immigrants ; Low income people ; Men ; Refugees ; Women
Local Subjects	poverty