Advanced treatment for chronic, non-healing wounds using evidence-based protocols and the latest wound care technologies.
A chronic wound is any wound that fails to heal within the expected timeframe, typically 4-6 weeks. These wounds require specialized care to address underlying causes and promote proper healing.
Without proper treatment, chronic wounds can lead to serious complications including infection, hospitalization, and in severe cases, amputation. Our specialized approach addresses both the wound and contributing factors to achieve lasting healing.
Advanced Treatment Protocols
Our specialists are experienced in treating all types of chronic and acute wounds.
Foot and leg ulcers caused by diabetic neuropathy and poor circulation. Early treatment is crucial to prevent complications and potential amputation.
Leg ulcers caused by chronic venous insufficiency, where damaged veins prevent proper blood return to the heart.
Wounds caused by prolonged pressure on the skin, common in patients with limited mobility or those who are bedridden.
Wounds resulting from poor arterial blood flow, often occurring on the feet, toes, and lower legs.
Post-operative wounds that have failed to heal properly or have developed complications.
Wounds from injuries that have become chronic or complicated by infection or other factors.
We use a comprehensive, evidence-based approach to wound healing.
Every treatment plan begins with a thorough evaluation:
Creating the optimal environment for healing:
Utilizing the latest treatments as appropriate:
Empowering you for long-term success:
Diabetes is the leading cause of non-traumatic lower limb amputations. Our specialized diabetic wound care program focuses on healing current wounds while preventing future complications.
Diabetes affects wound healing in multiple ways:
Specialized Treatment
Your path to healing starts with a comprehensive evaluation.
We'll conduct a thorough assessment of your wound, review your medical history, and discuss your treatment goals. Plan for 45-60 minutes.
Most patients require 1-3 visits per week depending on wound severity. Each visit includes wound cleaning, debridement if needed, and dressing application.
We measure and photograph your wound regularly to track healing progress. Your treatment plan is adjusted based on how your wound responds.
The sooner chronic wounds receive proper care, the better the outcomes. Contact us today to schedule your wound evaluation.