Urgent Foot & Ankle Care — Same-day Appointments
Fast access to a podiatrist in Ocala, FL for sprains, fractures, severe heel pain, ingrown toenails, infections, wounds, and more.
Contact & Location
Ocala Podiatry
5481 Southwest 60th St Unit 502
Ocala, FL 34474
Phone: (352) 234-4124
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Same-Day Podiatry Care in Ocala, FL
If sudden foot or ankle pain is stopping you in your tracks, don’t wait it out. Seeing a podiatrist the same day helps you heal faster, avoid complications, and get a precise plan—often without unnecessary ER costs. Our team triages over the phone, offers rapid appointments, and treats most problems on site with digital X-rays, protective boots/bracing, nail procedures, wound care, and targeted pain relief.
Life-threatening emergency? If you have uncontrolled bleeding, major trauma, or signs of limb-threatening infection (fever, spreading redness, foul drainage), call 911 or go to the ER.
Injuries & Sudden Pain
- Suspected fracture or stress fracture
- Moderate–severe ankle sprain
- Severe heel or Achilles pain
- Twisting injuries / sports mishaps
Skin, Nail & Infection
- Painful ingrown toenail
- Cellulitis or red, hot, swollen toe
- Puncture wounds / foreign body
- Blisters, lacerations, or wounds
High-Risk Foot Concerns
- Diabetic foot issues (new ulcer, drainage)
- Gout flare with severe joint pain
- Sudden swelling, bruising, or deformity
- Unable to bear weight or worsening pain
What We Can Do Today
- Diagnose — Targeted exam, functional testing, and imaging as needed to pinpoint the cause of pain.
- Treat — Nail procedures, wound care, bracing/casting, strapping, injections (when appropriate), and footwear guidance.
- Protect & Prevent — Boots, splints, custom padding or orthotics, and a clear recovery plan with follow-up.
Urgent Care FAQs
Do you accept walk-ins?
We do our best to accommodate same-day and next-day needs. Call first so we can triage your symptoms and hold the soonest slot.
Should I go to an urgent care center or see a podiatrist?
General urgent care is great for many illnesses, but a podiatrist can diagnose and treat foot/ankle issues on the spot, reducing delays and repeat visits. If you have major trauma or uncontrolled bleeding, choose the ER.
What should I bring?
Photo ID, insurance card (if insured), current medication list, and any relevant imaging or referral paperwork. Wear/bring the shoes you use most.
Do you offer self-pay options?
Yes—transparent pricing is available for patients without insurance. Call for today’s rates.