McCool Podiatry

McCool Podiatry McCool Podiatry is a full service podiatry practice that offers its patients quality foot and ankle care—with the emphasis on care!

Our entire staff, along with our podiatrist, Dr. Gerald McCool, provides a caring and supportive atmosphere that lets our patients know they matter to us. No one wants to feel like “a number,” so we go out of our way to offer quality, personalized care to our patients. Dr. McCool is a caring, skilled podiatrist and surgeon with 38 years of experience. In his decades in private practice, he’s seen and treated it all. He can diagnose an issue and explain what is behind his patients’ pain. Together, they’ll review treatment options and agree on the most effective treatment plan. McCool Podiatry handles all types of foot and ankle issues from ingrown and fungal toenails, heel pain, bunions and hammertoes, wound care, to general foot maintenance for older and diabetic patients. We see all ages from children to senior citizens. We offer MLS Laser treatment in-house for effective pain relief and the reduction of inflammation. MLS Laser therapy works well for many types of injuries and chronic conditions and is also a wonderful alternative to those patients who are uncomfortable with steroid injections.

01/10/2023

Effective February 13, 2023, Dr. Gerald McCool will be closing his private practice. You may call the office to retrieve your medical records in the next 30 days at (915) 581-1133. Thank you for your loyalty and friendship over the years. Best wishes for your future health.

12/13/2022

As one gets older, caring for the feet becomes more and more important. A daily regimen of foot care is recommended by experts in geriatrics. Inspecting the feet for cuts, bruises, and sores is something that should be done every day, either by yourself or by a caregiver. Many older people develop u...

12/10/2022

Take charge of your foot health and see your podiatrist before starting a new physical activity.

12/06/2022

Orthotics are defined as supportive insoles that provide bone and joint stability, in addition to soft tissue protection. Many patients with flat feet are interested in wearing orthotics, which may relieve this condition. Moving efficiently can be done by having the midfoot flex like a bow while add...

11/29/2022

Flip-Flops and Feet

11/22/2022

One of the most common symptoms that patients notice with the foot condition that is referred to as Morton’s neuroma is the sensation of having a pebble in the shoe. It can cause continuous pain in the ball of the foot, and it most often happens as a result of frequently wearing high heels. These ...

11/15/2022

A blister is the body’s natural defense against skin that has become injured or burned. It appears like a small bubble that is filled with liquid, and acts as a protective barrier between the skin and the environment until new skin has formed underneath it. Blisters develop for various reasons, in...

11/10/2022

Don't live with heel pain and get treated

11/08/2022

If you do not want to hurt your feet when kicking a soccer ball, it is important to master the correct technique. While an athlete might excel at kicking the ball with one foot, they may not be as gifted when using their other foot. Great soccer players learn how to kick the ball with both feet and....

11/01/2022

As winter approaches, it can bring with it an increase in pain and inflammation in people with arthritis. This is believed to be caused by changes in barometric pressure rather than by cold and damp climates. When the barometer is up, the pressure pushes against the body and keeps tissues from expan...

10/25/2022

People that have fitness goals realize getting injured can be a huge setback and will disrupt completing goals on time. Preventing running injuries is an integral part of staying fit and healthy, and there are simple methods that can be implemented to accomplish this. It is important to take a day o...

10/18/2022

A wart is a growth on the skin that is caused by contact with a virus, namely the human papilloma virus, or HPV. Warts can grow anywhere on the body, but when they are on the feet, they are known as plantar warts. They look a bit like a callus that is growing on the bottom of the foot. Although plan...

10/12/2022

A bunion starts out as a small bony protrusion, and can become a deformity if not promptly treated. It is a progressive disorder, and can occur from wearing shoes that do not fit properly. Genetics is another reason why some people may get bunions, and frequently performing foot stretches may dimini...

10/11/2022

Don't treat ingrown toenails at home and see your podiatrist.

10/05/2022

A broken foot often requires immediate medical attention. It generally causes severe pain and discomfort and can happen for a variety of reasons. These include a foot injury, twisting it well beyond its normal range of motion, or an accident. Symptoms include swelling, bruising, and difficulty beari...

09/28/2022

Research has indicated that minimalist footwear is beneficial to wear while walking. This may help to improve balance and physical movement, despite the fact that many people may feel more comfortable running in cushioned shoes. The feet may maintain optimum foot health when strengthening exercises....

09/20/2022

The plantar fascia is located on the bottom of the foot, and connects the heel to the toes. Inflammation of the plantar fascia can cause a condition that is known as plantar fasciitis which may happen from repeated stress as a result of participating in running and jumping activities. It can affect....

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6955 N Mesa Street #301C
El Paso, TX
79912

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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