Wipe feet before examination

Hi,

do you wipe your feet off dirt before your examination begin?

Many docttors office has dirty floors.

In my experience here in the U.S., most doctor's offices do NOT have dirty floors. If I repeatedly saw that their floor was dirty, visit after visit, I would find a different doctor. After all, if they can't be bothered to keep the floor clean, what about everything else in the exam room? Do they keep it clean?

In my whole life, I’ve never been to a doctors office that had dirty floors, ever. If anything the smell of alcohol or antiseptic was in the air. Since the time when I saw my Pediatrician till the Doctor I see now, their offices and exam rooms have always been Scrubby Dutch. If you go to a doctor whose office is dirty, I’d suggest finding another Doctor.

Agree with the previous two posts, rooms and floors have always been clean. Especially now, with COVID-19, everything is spotless and sanitized.

Most doctors office for cleaning every night here in the US.

I have seen dirty carpets in the waiting area, but once you are behind closed doors it is often fairly clean. Probably because everything (snow, dirt, etc) has fallen off while waiting.

I walked barefoot from one room to the other once. Wasnt dirty.

The nurse at my podiatrist office wipes them off for me before the doctor comes in

I wouldn't be very impressed with my Dr if any part of the exam room was noticeably dirty.

I never had an issue with a doctor’s office having dirty floors. I have walked barefoot from exam room to bathroom. Maybe this is issue in other countries.

My doctor's office is always decently clean. I have had no problem walking around barefoot and my feet never really get dirty. However when I usually wear white ankle socks, they do get a little dirty after walking around the office in them but that doesn't bother me too much though.

As i walk about barefoot most of the time, i keep them really clean.

I always wear socks on my feet anyway when I am going to the gyno office. I never put my bare feet in those stirrups as you never know if they've been wiped off or sterilized like the rest of the equipment. That's just me.