Mobile Spa Hospital Kelowna

MOBILE SPA HOSPITAL SERVICES – KELOWNA

TapLook’s Mobile Nails Services, Mobile Haircuts Services, Mobile Foot Care Services, and Mobile Spa Services are the perfect solution for relaxation and convenience during a hospital stay.
With services available at hospitals in Kelowna, TapLook brings the spa experience to you so you can focus on recovery.
Services include: manicures, pedicures, acrylic nails, gel nails, foot massage, and mobile haircuts.

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Mobile Pedicure

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Mobile Manicure

Foot Care

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Mobile Pedicure

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Mobile Nails Full Set

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Mobile Haircuts

Hospitals We Serve in Kelowna
Choose your facility below and book an appointment.

Kelowna General Hospital (KGH)

BC Cancer – Kelowna (Sindi Ahluwalia Hawkins Centre)

Cottonwoods Care Centre

Three Links Manor

Sun Pointe Village (Long-Term Care)

Village at Mill Creek (Long-Term Care)

Brandt’s Creek Mews (Long-Term Care)

How long are the appointments?

Each appointment lasts approximately one hour.

Do you provide receipts?

Yes, we provide electronic receipts to your email.
If you require a paper receipt, please request one by emailing book@taplookspa.com before your appointment.

What payments do you accept?

We accept cash, e-transfer, and cheque.

How often should I rebook?

On average, every 6–8 weeks.
If you or your loved one are high risk (e.g., foot ulcers or neuropathy), we recommend every 4 weeks until the risk is mitigated.

What tools do you use and how do you clean them?

We use surgical-grade tools (critical medical instruments) that are sanitized and sterilized between uses following provincial infection-control guidelines.

Are foot care treatments safe in pregnancy?

Absolutely. We do not use chemicals in our foot treatments.
Any treatment for infection or nail fungus is assessed case-by-case during consultation.

Will you soak feet prior to treatment?

No. Due to infection-control protocols, soaking is contraindicated. It can cause nails to split, crack, or bleed and may introduce infection, especially for immunocompromised clients.

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