Why choose us for Wound Care?
Our wound centers are equipped with the latest advancements in wound healing to create personalized treatment plans tailored to your needs. Your doctor may recommend one or a combination of therapies designed to support your healing journey. We closely monitor your progress and adjust your care as necessary throughout your treatment.
Access to specialists
At our wound care centers, your journey to healing starts with a thorough, personalized evaluation. Our specialists will determine the cause and severity of your wound, create an effective treatment plan and offer strategies to prevent future issues. To support your recovery, we’ll schedule regular visits for treatments, dressing changes and progress appointments, ensuring you receive expert care every step of the way until your wound is fully healed.
Personalized wound care and education
Our team of experienced doctors and nurses is committed to not just treating your wound, but also addressing the underlying causes, such as diabetes, poor circulation or malnutrition. We’ll provide you and your caregivers with clear guidance on how to care for your wound between appointments, including recommendations for at-home prevention, proper nutrition and hygiene practices. Together, we’ll empower you to take an active role in your healing journey.
Lifesaving care for severe wounds
Some wounds need advanced care to prevent them from seriously affecting your health. Our specialists use a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach that may include vascular, plastic, or foot and ankle surgeries. Our goal is to deliver the expert care you need to help restore your health and confidence.
Types of wounds we treat
Advancing Wound Care
CTPs are biologic coverings regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that resemble skin to help close wounds, reduce pain and promote healing. There are many types of CTPs, and our expert team will select the right one for your wound’s size, location and type to provide the best pain relief and healing support.
We may recommend compression stockings, wraps or devices to help speed up healing. Compression helps reduce swelling and improve blood flow to the affected area. It's especially helpful for burn wounds and wounds related to circulation problems, like diabetic foot ulcers and venous ulcers.
When your body’s tissues are injured, it needs extra oxygen to heal. HBOT is a medical treatment that involves breathing pure oxygen in a pressurized environment to increase the amount of oxygen in the blood.
With repeated hyperbaric oxygen treatments, the increased oxygen levels continue to support healing even after the therapy ends. The extra oxygen concentrations help fight bacteria and stimulate the release of growth factors and stem cells, accelerating the healing process.
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