Foot & Ankle Care in Metro Detroit
Podiatrists in Livonia & Royal Oak, MI
Comprehensive Foot & Ankle Care for Metro Detroit
Nationwide Foot & Ankle Care, P.C. provides personalized podiatry care for heel pain, bunions, ingrown toenails, ankle injuries, diabetic foot concerns, pediatric foot conditions, nail and skin problems, and other conditions affecting your ability to walk and stay active.

Royal Oak Podiatrist
32121 Woodward Avenue, Suite #201
Royal Oak, MI 48073
(248) 549-3338
Podiatry House Calls
In-home podiatry care for qualifying patients.
(248) 956-0177

Nationwide Foot & Ankle Care, P.C.
Foot & Ankle Care Focused on Getting You Back to Your Life
Foot and ankle problems can affect much more than your feet. Pain may make it harder to work, exercise, participate in sports, care for your family, or simply move comfortably throughout the day.
At Nationwide Foot & Ankle Care, P.C., our podiatrists evaluate the source of your symptoms and discuss treatment options based on your condition, medical history, activity level and goals.
Depending on the diagnosis, treatment may include conservative care, footwear recommendations, custom orthotics, physical therapy, in-office procedures, wound care or surgical evaluation when appropriate.
Podiatry Services
Foot & Ankle Conditions We Treat
Explore care for common foot and ankle conditions. Each condition can have different causes, so treatment begins with understanding the source of your symptoms.
Heel Pain & Plantar Fasciitis
Heel pain can make the first steps of the morning, work and exercise difficult. Evaluation can help distinguish plantar fasciitis from other causes of heel pain.
Bunions & Hammertoes
Painful toe deformities can create shoe pressure, irritation and difficulty walking. Treatment depends on symptoms, severity and how the condition affects daily activity.
Ingrown Toenails & Nail Problems
Painful, inflamed or recurring ingrown toenails and fungal nail problems can be evaluated and treated based on the cause and severity.
Ankle Pain & Injuries
Sprains, recurring instability, trauma and sports injuries can affect ankle strength and mobility. Proper evaluation can help determine the structures involved and appropriate treatment.
Diabetic Foot Care & Wounds
Diabetes can increase the risk of neuropathy, wounds, infections and other foot complications. Regular foot care can help identify concerns that need attention.
Pediatric Foot Care
Children may experience flat feet, gait concerns, heel pain, sports injuries and other foot and ankle problems as they grow.
Flat Feet & Orthotics
Flat feet and other mechanical concerns do not always require treatment. When symptoms are present, footwear, therapy or orthotics may be considered depending on the diagnosis.
Achilles Tendon Pain
Achilles tendon pain can develop gradually or follow changes in activity. Treatment depends on the location and severity of the tendon problem.
Arthritis & Chronic Foot Pain
Arthritis and other chronic conditions can cause joint pain, stiffness and changes in mobility. Treatment is based on the joints involved and the underlying condition.
Personalized Podiatry Care
Why Patients Choose Nationwide Foot & Ankle Care
Our approach starts with understanding what is causing your symptoms and how the problem is affecting your daily life. From routine concerns to complex foot and ankle conditions, care is tailored to the individual patient.
Two Metro Detroit Offices
Convenient podiatry care in Livonia and Royal Oak.
Conservative & Surgical Care
Treatment options are considered according to the condition, symptoms and individual goals.
Care Across Life Stages
Foot and ankle care for children, adults, active patients and older adults.
House Calls
In-home podiatry services are available for qualifying patients.
What Our Patients Say
Read feedback from patients who have visited Nationwide Foot & Ankle Care for foot and ankle care.
Our Doctors
Meet Our Michigan Podiatrists
Our podiatry team includes Dr. Randy Semma, Dr. Michele Bertelle-Semma and Dr. Stacey Stefansky. Together, our doctors provide care for foot pain, ankle injuries, skin and nail conditions, diabetic foot concerns and conditions that may require surgical evaluation.

Dr. Randy Semma

Dr. Michele Bertelle-Semma

Dr. Stacey Stefansky
When to Seek Care
When Should You See a Podiatrist?
Minor foot soreness can sometimes improve with rest and activity modification. Persistent, recurring or worsening symptoms may indicate an underlying foot or ankle condition that deserves evaluation.
Consider scheduling an appointment if you experience ongoing heel or foot pain, ankle instability, swelling, numbness or burning, recurring nail pain, difficulty walking, wounds, or symptoms that repeatedly interfere with work, exercise or normal activity.
People with diabetes, neuropathy, circulation concerns or impaired healing should be especially careful with new wounds, infections or changes in the feet.
Local Foot & Ankle Care
Podiatry Care in Livonia, Royal Oak & Metro Detroit
Nationwide Foot & Ankle Care provides podiatry services from offices in Livonia and Royal Oak, Michigan, serving patients throughout Metro Detroit and surrounding Southeast Michigan communities.
Livonia, MI
Our Livonia podiatry office is located on Farmington Road and provides convenient access to foot and ankle care for patients in Livonia and surrounding communities.
Royal Oak, MI
Our Royal Oak podiatry office is located on Woodward Avenue and provides foot and ankle care for patients in Royal Oak and surrounding Metro Detroit communities.
Foot & Ankle Care FAQs
What conditions does a podiatrist treat?
Podiatrists evaluate and treat conditions affecting the feet and ankles. Nationwide Foot & Ankle Care provides care for heel pain, plantar fasciitis, bunions, hammertoes, ingrown toenails, fungal conditions, ankle injuries, diabetic foot concerns, pediatric foot problems, arthritis, wounds and other foot and ankle conditions.
When should I see a podiatrist for foot pain?
Consider an evaluation when foot or ankle pain is persistent, recurring, worsening, follows a significant injury, or begins interfering with walking, work, exercise or normal activity. New wounds or signs of infection can require more prompt attention, particularly for people with diabetes or impaired circulation.
Where are Nationwide Foot & Ankle Care’s offices?
Nationwide Foot & Ankle Care has podiatry offices in Livonia and Royal Oak, Michigan. The Livonia office is located at 13407 Farmington Road, Suite 102, and the Royal Oak office is located at 32121 Woodward Avenue, Suite #201.
Do you treat children with foot and ankle problems?
Yes. Pediatric foot care includes evaluation of concerns such as flat feet, in-toeing and out-toeing, heel pain, gait concerns, sports injuries and other foot and ankle problems affecting children and teens.
Do you provide nonsurgical foot and ankle treatment?
Many foot and ankle conditions can be treated nonsurgically. Depending on the diagnosis, options may include activity modification, footwear changes, orthotics, physical therapy or other condition-specific treatments. Surgery may be considered when appropriate for the condition and patient’s goals.
Does Nationwide Foot & Ankle Care provide house calls?
House call podiatry services are available for qualifying patients. Availability and the types of care that can be provided at home may vary. Call (248) 956-0177 for information about house call services.
Visit Nationwide Foot & Ankle Care
Choose our Livonia or Royal Oak location to request an appointment for foot or ankle care.
Schedule Your Podiatry Appointment
If foot or ankle pain is affecting your mobility or daily activities, schedule an appointment with Nationwide Foot & Ankle Care at our Livonia or Royal Oak office.
Livonia: (734) 261-3400 | Royal Oak: (248) 549-3338
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