Assisted living communities
Scheduled nail services designed around resident comfort, mobility, consent, and facility coordination.
On-site nail wellness for care communities
Core Nail Wellness provides licensed, appointment-based nail services for aging adults and mobility-limited residents within senior living and care communities.
Every visit is designed around comfort, consent, infection prevention, respectful communication, and the individual needs of the resident.
“Nail care is the vehicle. Wellness, dignity, and aging in place are the outcomes.”
Our approach
Routine nail care can become difficult when a person experiences reduced mobility, arthritis, vision changes, sensory concerns, transportation barriers, or limited access to a suitable provider.
Core Nail Wellness brings licensed nail services directly into participating care communities. We are not a traditional salon, and we do not operate from a vehicle. We provide scheduled services on location using portable equipment, defined safety practices, resident screening, consent verification, and service documentation.
Our purpose is not trend-driven beauty. It is reliable care that supports comfort, confidence, personal dignity, and continued access to routine nail maintenance.
This is not routine maintenance. This is care.
Who we serve
Core Nail Wellness partners with communities that want a dependable, professional approach to resident nail care.
Scheduled nail services designed around resident comfort, mobility, consent, and facility coordination.
Convenient on-site access for residents who prefer not to travel to a conventional salon.
Calm, sensory-aware services provided only when appropriate consent and resident participation requirements are met.
Licensed nail services delivered within CNW’s non-medical scope and subject to facility approval and resident eligibility.
Flexible programs for smaller residential settings requiring dependable service and clear communication.
Gentle, comfort-focused nail care coordinated with the facility and authorized responsible parties.
What we provide
Services are adapted for comfort, positioning, mobility, fragile skin, sensory preferences, and other non-medical considerations. Every service remains subject to screening, consent, technician judgment, and the condition of the nails and surrounding skin.
Essential nail maintenance, shaping, cuticle care, moisturizing, and comfort-focused finishing.
Essential foot-nail maintenance delivered with conservative techniques and close attention to resident comfort.
An enhanced hand-care service with additional time for gentle care, hydration, comfort, and observation.
An enhanced foot-care service with additional time for careful maintenance, hydration, and comfort.
CNW’s signature dry-technique service for residents who require more detailed nail maintenance or who may not be suited for a traditional soak-based pedicure.
A standalone visual observation of the nails and surrounding skin to help determine whether routine nail service appears appropriate or whether referral should be recommended.
Core Nail Wellness provides licensed cosmetic-art nail services within the scope of North Carolina manicurist licensure. CNW does not diagnose, treat, manage, or claim to prevent medical conditions. Services may be modified, stopped, declined, or referred when the resident’s condition, consent, environment, or available authorization makes service inappropriate.
The Board’s rules prohibit treatment of medical conditions without physician referral and prohibit service where fungus, open wounds, sores, or inflamed, infected, broken, raised, or swollen skin or nail tissue are suspected in the service area.
Clean product standards
Every product we use is evaluated through our internal Clean Product Standards—not because a label says “clean,” but because it meets our evidence-based requirements for safety, quality, and suitability for older adults.
Learn about our Product Standards →For facilities
CNW uses defined onboarding, scheduling, screening, documentation, referral, communication, and quality-review processes.
Comfort, consent, dignity, and individual tolerance guide every appointment.
CNW provides licensed nail care—not podiatry, nursing, wound care, or medical treatment.
Hand hygiene, implement processing, single-use supply controls, surface disinfection, blood-exposure response, and service-refusal criteria are built into operations.
Each partnership establishes a facility contact, service schedule, resident-readiness process, payment arrangement, and communication pathway.
CNW expands only when staffing, training, service quality, route efficiency, and operational capacity support it.
Partnership model
Residents or authorized payers purchase services directly. The facility supports approved access, scheduling coordination, and service space.
The facility contributes an agreed amount toward eligible resident services, and the resident or authorized payer pays the remaining balance.
The facility or sponsoring organization purchases services directly under agreed scheduling, authorization, and billing terms.
Payment responsibility is separate from visit frequency. Facilities may begin with an introductory period, request an on-demand visit, or establish a recurring weekly, biweekly, monthly, or flex schedule.
Get started
A facility consultation gives us the opportunity to learn about your residents, service goals, scheduling needs, available space, consent process, and preferred payment structure.