Skilled nursing
Regular rounds for long-term and short-stay residents, documented for your nursing team.
For care facilities & practices
Dr. Robert Losier, DPM, brings gentle, unhurried foot care to your residents — scheduled around your census and documented for your team.
Practicing since 2002Homes & care communities
40–50 residents per visitRounds planned around your census
Who we work with
On-site podiatry rounds for the communities and practices that care for older adults across Naples and Southwest Florida.
Assisted living & memory care
Calm, familiar visits that fit each resident’s routine, including those living with memory loss.
Hospitals & rehab
Foot care that supports mobility and recovery while patients are in your care.
Private & concierge practices
A podiatrist your patients can see at home, in step with your care plan.
What’s included
The everyday foot care residents need most, handled gently and documented clearly for your team.
Sterile instruments on every round
Routine nail & foot care
Careful trimming of nails residents can’t safely reach on their own.
Thick & fungal nail care
Gentle thinning of thick, discolored nails, with a simple plan to keep them comfortable.
Corns & calluses
Safe care for painful pressure spots, so standing and walking feel easier.
Diabetic foot exams
Regular checks of skin, sensation and circulation to catch small problems early.
Skin, wound & pressure‑area checks
Early attention to cracks, sores and pressure areas, shared with your nurses.
Footwear & fall‑risk review
Shoe, foot and balance checks that support steadier steps.
Clear documentation for your team
Visit notes for each resident’s chart, in a format agreed with your team.
Staff & family education
Simple foot-care tips your staff and residents’ families can use between rounds.
Insurance & billing
Dr. Losier works with Medicare, Medicaid and major insurance plans.
- Medicare
- Medicaid
- Aetna
- Cigna
- Humana
- UnitedHealthcare
More plans are being added — don’t see one? Just ask. We’ll walk you through billing, consent and documentation on an intro call.
How it works
We learn how your community runs, then fit foot care around it — not the other way around.
Step 1: Intro call
Tell us about your community and your residents, and we’ll go over how scheduling, consent, billing and documentation work.
Step 2: Plan your rounds
Together we set a visit schedule around your census and your team’s workflow, and agree on how notes reach the chart.
Step 3: Ongoing care
The same doctor on every round, clear documentation after each visit, and easy communication in between.
Why facilities choose Dr. Losier
Residents get to know their doctor. Your team knows exactly who’s coming, and when.
40–50
residents per facility visit
20+
years in practice — since 2002
PO4659
Florida podiatric physician license · verify online(opens the Florida Department of Health site)
Dr. Robert Losier, DPMGraduate of New York College of Podiatric Medicine (2002)
The same doctor, every visit
Not a rotating roster. Residents and staff get to know Dr. Losier, and he gets to know them.
Comfortable with full rounds
Experienced with 40–50 residents in a single visit, at a calm, steady pace.
Respectful, unhurried bedside manner
A friendly word, gentle hands and time for questions, for every resident on the list.
Reliable scheduling & clear communication
Rounds on the dates you agree on, with notes and updates your team can act on.
Healthy-living guidance
Practical tips on strength, balance and footwear, shared with residents and staff as part of foot care.
From the journal
Plain-English guides for you and the people who care about you.
FacilitiesPodiatry Services for Nursing Homes & Assisted Living: A Facility Guide
For administrators and directors of nursing: what the federal foot care rule requires, how an on-site podiatry round runs, what to prepare, and how to choose a podiatry partner.
Robert Losier, DPM24 min read
Diabetic Foot CareDiabetic Foot Care at Home: A Complete Guide for Seniors and Families
A calm, step-by-step guide to protecting feet with diabetes: the daily check, skin and nail care, shoes and socks, warning signs, and how a podiatrist helps.
Robert Losier, DPM24 min read
Foot HealthThick Toenails in Older Adults: Causes, Safe Trimming and Treatment
Why toenails thicken with age, how to tell fungus from other causes, how to trim safely at home, and when it’s time to let a podiatrist take over.
Robert Losier, DPM23 min read
Facility FAQ
Straight answers for administrators, directors of nursing and practice managers.
Have a question that isn’t here?
Call (914) 844-8024Skilled nursing facilities, assisted living and memory care communities, independent living, rehab and hospital settings, and private practices or concierge groups that want a podiatrist on their team.
Dr. Losier is experienced with facility rounds of 40–50 residents in a single visit, and we’ll build a schedule around your census and your team’s workflow.
Every resident visit is documented clearly for your nursing team and the resident’s chart. We’ll agree on the format and timing that fits your systems during onboarding.
Dr. Losier works with Medicare, Medicaid, Aetna, Cigna, Humana and UnitedHealthcare, with more plans being added. We’ll walk you through scheduling, consent, billing and documentation on an intro call, so your administrator and director of nursing know exactly how it works before the first round.
Yes — let us know about concerns as they come up and we’ll coordinate a visit as quickly as the schedule allows.
Start the conversation
Share a few details and we’ll set up a short intro call to walk you through scheduling, consent, billing and documentation.
Request an intro call
About 2 minutesWhat happens next
- We’ll call you back to find a time that works.
- A short intro call with your administrator or director of nursing.
- A proposed round schedule built around your census.