Urgent Care for Foot/Ankle Pain:
Same-day Podiatry Appointments
in Washington, PA
At Solevanna Foot & Ankle, we understand that foot and ankle injuries don’t always happen on a schedule. That’s why we offer same-day appointments at our only location, so you can get the expert care you need, right when you need it.
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Choose Podiatric Urgent Care
For non-life-threatening foot and ankle injuries or minor infections. Our urgent care service is designed specifically for foot and ankle issues, so you can skip the general urgent care clinic and be seen directly by a specialist. We provide expert care for injuries and pain while helping you avoid unnecessary costs from non-specialist facilities. Plus, we go beyond immediate relief by creating a long-term treatment plan tailored to your needs.
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YOUR SAFETY IS OUR PRIORITY! Please Go Directly to the Nearest ED
If you’ve experienced a major trauma (such as a car accident or fall from a height), have uncontrolled bleeding, signs of a serious infection (like high fever, spreading redness, or pus with chills), or a possible broken bone with severe deformity, suspected deep vein thrombosis (DVT), or trauma with head injury or unconsciousness..
Common Urgent Foot Conditions We Treat
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Injuries (Acute & Traumatic)
Nail Trauma
Cuts & Puncture Wounds
Sprains and strains
Broken Toes
Foot or Ankle Fractures
Foot injuries, infections, and work injuries
Sports Injuries
Foreign bodies
Skin Infection
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Chronic Conditions with Sudden Severe Pain
Painful Ingrown Toenail
Severe heel pain and plantar fasciitis
Severe Achilles tendon pain
Ankle Sprains
Gout Flares
Diabetic foot complication
When to seek podiatric urgent care?
Don’t ignore sudden foot or ankle pain! Getting care early can prevent complications and speed up recovery. You should seek urgent foot care if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Inability to walk or bear weight
⚠️ Intense swelling, bruising, or redness
⚠️ Open wounds or signs of infection (pus, foul odor, redness)
⚠️ A visibly deformed or misaligned toe or foot
⚠️ Persistent numbness, burning, or tingling
⚠️ Sudden onset of sharp, stabbing pain
Why Choose Us?
Foot + Ankle Experts Only
You won’t get a general doc — you’ll see a board-certified podiatrist who only treats feet and ankles, every single day.On-Site X-rays & Ultrasound
No running around town. We’ve got digital X-rays and ultrasound right here in the office.Easy to Find, Easy to Park
We're conveniently located with excellent visibility and plenty of free parking right outside. No garages, no downtown hassles.Same-Day Appointments Available
We save spots each day just for urgent visits. Whether you woke up limping or stepped on something painful, we’ve got room for you.We’re New! So We’re Wide Open!
No long wait lists here. We’re a brand new office with plenty of time to take care of you.We Treat & Plan for the Long Run
We don’t just patch things up and send you off. We’ll help you avoid future flare-ups with a personalized plan.Most Insurances Accepted
We accept most major insurance plans. Not sure if you’re covered? Just call or text us and we’ll check for you.No Referral Needed
Skip the hassle of getting a referral. You can come straight to us for expert care.No Insurance? No Problem.
We offer a flat-rate urgent visit, which includes your evaluation and in-office X-rays. Transparent, up-front pricing. No surprise bills.
Urgent Foot & Ankle Care: Frequently Asked Questions
Should I go to urgent care for foot pain?
Yes, especially if you're dealing with sudden pain, swelling, injury, or an infection. Early treatment can prevent bigger issues later.
How do I know if my foot injury is serious?.
If you're limping, can't bear weight, see bruising, swelling, or an open wound, it’s best to get checked by a foot specialist right away
What can urgent care do for foot pain?
We diagnose the cause of your pain with on-site imaging, then start treatment right away, whether that’s rest, a boot, taping, or further workup.
Is it better to go to the ER or a podiatrist for a foot injury?
While we treat most foot and ankle injuries right in our office, there are times when going directly to the emergency room is the safest choice. If you’ve experienced a major trauma (such as a car accident or fall from a height), have uncontrolled bleeding, signs of a serious infection (like high fever, spreading redness, or pus with chills), or a possible broken bone with severe deformity, head to the ER immediately. Your safety is the priority! Once you're stable, we’re happy to take over follow-up care
What doctor should I see if I have foot pain?
A podiatrist is the best doctor to see for any foot or ankle problem. We’re trained to treat everything from sprains and fractures to infections and chronic pain.
What’s the difference between urgent foot care and a regular podiatry visit?
Urgent visits are for issues that need fast attention: injuries, infections, or severe pain. Regular visits are more for follow-ups or long-term management. At our office, we do both.
Do you treat ingrown toenails or infections on the same day?
Absolutely. We can treat painful ingrowns, nail infections, abscesses, and wounds, often during the same visit.
Can I be seen the same day?
Yes! We hold time daily for urgent visits. Call us or book online, and we’ll do our best to get you in quickly, usually same day.
Do you take X-rays on-site?
Yes! We have digital X-rays and diagnostic ultrasound available right in our office. No extra referrals or wait times.
Do I need a referral to see a podiatrist for urgent care?
No referral needed! You can call us directly or book online. We’ll take care of the rest.
Will insurance cover urgent podiatry care?
Yes, most insurance plans cover urgent visits. Call or text us to confirm your plan.
What if I don’t have insurance?
No problem. We offer an urgent visit flat rate of $150, which includes:
A thorough exam with our podiatrist
Digital X-rays (2–3 views)
Diagnosis and same-day conservative treatment
Basic padding, dressing, taping, or offloading if needed
If your visit requires more than just an evaluation, such as an ingrown toenail procedure, stitches for wound closure, injections, or a medical boot. There may be an additional fee. These typically range from $50 to $200, depending on the type of treatment.
We’ll always explain any additional costs before moving forward with treatment. No surprises! No pressure!