Home |Our Services | Wound Care
Wound Care
Left untreated, complex wounds can lead to diminished quality of life, all the way up to amputation. You should seek help from a specialist if a wound does not respond to care within 30 days.
Complex wounds we treat include diabetic ulcers, pressure ulcers, infections, compromised skin grafts and flaps, vascular-related ulcers, and complex (non-healing) wounds.
Common services offered by our wound care team:
A full range of treatment options including debridement, wound dressings, and compression therapy
Cutting-edge technology including bio-engineered tissue substitutes, vacuum-assisted closure, and blood flow studies
A physician-led team experienced in caring for wounds that have proven difficult to heal
Meet Our Wound Care Team
Our Services
Debridement
Click to Learn More
Debridement is the removal of dead or damaged tissue, which promotes new skin and tissue growth.
Wound Dressings
Click to Learn More
We have advanced wound dressing options that improve healing and protection.
Bio-engineered Tissue Substitutes
Click to Learn More
These medical products replace your natural skin and tissues temporarily to provide a better environment for skin and tissue growth.
Vacuum-assisted Closure of Wounds
Click to Learn More
This therapy uses negative pressure to remove excess fluid, reduce bacteria, and improve wound blood flow.
Compression Therapy
Click to Learn More
Our specialists will use bandages, socks, or other products to apply pressure to a wound to improve blood flow, reduce swelling, and promote healing.
Casting
Click to Learn More
Casting is typically used for diabetic foot ulcers. The cast reduces the pressure on the area to promote healing.
Vascular (Blood Flow) Studies
Click to Learn More
These tests check blood circulation in your arteries and veins to help find issues such as blockages, blood clots, and vascular diseases. These conditions can be bad for healing wounds.