FOOT & ANKLE CARE IN METRO DETROIT
Podiatry Services in Livonia & Royal Oak, MI
Nationwide Foot & Ankle Care, P.C. provides evaluation and treatment for foot, ankle, heel, toenail, skin, joint, tendon, and mobility concerns. Care is based on the diagnosis, health history, activity needs, and goals of each patient.
COMPREHENSIVE PODIATRY CARE
Care for Foot, Ankle, Heel, Nail & Skin Problems
Similar symptoms can have different causes. Treatment begins by identifying the source of the problem and discussing options appropriate for the diagnosis, symptom severity, medical history, and daily activities.
Foot & Toe Care
Evaluation and treatment for foot pain, bunions, hammertoes, flat feet, burning feet, toe deformities, and other forefoot concerns.
Heel & Tendon Care
Care for heel pain, plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendon problems, and other conditions affecting the back or bottom of the heel.
Ankle & Injury Care
Evaluation for ankle pain, sprains, instability, arthritis, sports injuries, and foot or ankle trauma affecting movement and stability.
Explore ankle conditions
Ankle sprain treatment
Sports injury treatment
Nail & Skin Care
Care for ingrown toenails, fungal nails, athlete’s foot, plantar warts, infections, and other skin or toenail changes.
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Ingrown toenail treatment
Nail fungus treatment
Pediatric Foot Care
Evaluation of foot pain, flat feet, in-toeing, out-toeing, gait concerns, heel pain, and sports injuries affecting children and teens.
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Flat feet in children
In-toeing and out-toeing
Diabetic & Wound Care
Foot evaluations for people with diabetes and care for wounds, skin changes, nail concerns, sensation changes, and related problems.
Diabetic foot care
Wound care treatment
Foot and ankle infections
TREATMENT OPTIONS
Care Matched to the Condition and the Patient
The appropriate treatment path depends on the diagnosis, severity, health history, activity level, and response to previous care.
Nonsurgical Care
Depending on the condition, care may include activity changes, footwear recommendations, support, medication guidance, injections, or another conservative approach.
Rehabilitation & Support
Physical therapy or prescription orthotics may be incorporated when strength, mobility, balance, mechanics, cushioning, or pressure redistribution needs to be addressed.
Surgical Evaluation
Certain injuries, deformities, structural conditions, or persistent symptoms may warrant discussion of surgical options after an appropriate evaluation.
COMMON REASONS FOR A VISIT
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Heel Pain & Plantar Fasciitis
Heel pain may be related to plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendon conditions, stress injuries, nerve irritation, or other causes. An evaluation helps determine the appropriate next step.
Bunions & Hammertoes
Structural toe and forefoot conditions can contribute to shoe pressure, joint discomfort, and difficulty with activity. Treatment depends on symptoms, structure, and individual goals.
Ankle Pain & Injuries
Ankle sprains, instability, tendon injuries, arthritis, and fractures can affect walking and activity. Treatment depends on the injured structures and severity of the condition.
DIAGNOSIS BEFORE TREATMENT
A Practical, Patient-Centered Approach
Your visit begins with a discussion of the symptoms, when they started, and how they affect daily activity. The examination may include the affected area, movement, alignment, strength, stability, circulation, sensation, or gait when relevant.
Imaging or additional testing may be recommended when it would help clarify the diagnosis or guide treatment. The findings and available options should be explained before a treatment plan is selected.
- Evaluation focused on the source of the symptoms
- Treatment options explained in clear language
- Conservative care considered when appropriate
- Physical therapy, orthotics, wound care, or in-office treatment when indicated
- Surgical evaluation for selected injuries or structural problems
- Education about follow-up care and prevention
CHOOSE YOUR LOCATION
Podiatry Care in Livonia, Royal Oak & Southeast Michigan
LIVONIA OFFICE
Podiatrist in Livonia, MI
13407 Farmington Road
Suite 102
Livonia, MI 48150
ROYAL OAK OFFICE
Podiatrist in Royal Oak, MI
32121 Woodward Avenue
Suite #201
Royal Oak, MI 48073
HOUSE CALLS
In-Home Podiatry Care
House call podiatry services are available for qualifying patients in Southeast Michigan. Availability and services provided at home may vary.
PODIATRY SERVICES FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What conditions does a podiatrist treat?
Podiatrists evaluate and treat conditions involving the feet and ankles, including heel pain, bunions, hammertoes, ankle injuries, tendon problems, arthritis, diabetic foot concerns, wounds, ingrown toenails, fungal nails, and other foot and ankle problems.
Do all foot and ankle problems require surgery?
No. Many conditions may be treated with nonsurgical care. Depending on the diagnosis, options may include activity or footwear changes, orthotics, physical therapy, medication guidance, injections, bracing, or an in-office procedure. Surgery may be discussed when appropriate for the condition and the patient’s goals.
When should I schedule a podiatry evaluation?
Consider an evaluation when symptoms are persistent, recurring, worsening, follow an injury, or begin interfering with walking, work, exercise, footwear, or normal activity. New wounds, signs of infection, or sudden severe pain can require more prompt attention.
Do you provide care for children and older adults?
Yes. Nationwide Foot & Ankle Care evaluates foot and ankle concerns affecting children, adults, and seniors. The examination and treatment approach are adjusted to the patient’s condition, health history, mobility, and stage of life.
How do I request an appointment?
Use the online appointment request form or call the Livonia office at (734) 261-3400, the Royal Oak office at (248) 549-3338, or the house call line at (248) 956-0177.
Schedule a Foot or Ankle Evaluation
If foot pain, ankle pain, an injury, a toenail problem, or another concern is affecting your comfort or mobility, request an appointment at our Livonia or Royal Oak office.
Medical information on this page is for general education and does not replace an examination, diagnosis, or individualized medical advice.