Wound Care
Do you have a Wound that just won’t heal?
We can HELP!
Whether chronic or acute wounds we have to expertise to partner with you to help you heal.
We believe in healing the whole person, not just the hole in the person.
We believe creating a partnership is the best way to heal wounds. You must heal from the inside out. Creating an ideal environment for healing.
- Nutritional counseling for wound care, which includes diabetes education, and nutritional supplementation.
- We use PH neutral cleansers that assist in creating a PH friendly environment which allows for healing and promotes growth of new tissue. It is nontoxic and does not harm healthy skin.
- We use advanced wound care products to help you heal
- These products minimize dressing changes which in turn will also minimize pain.
- Most products can stay in place between 2-7 days depending on the amount of drainage or moisture in the area.
- If you have insurance, we can send orders to a DME company to provide these products directly to your door
- If you prefer, we are also able to refer you to home health and provide wound care orders for management
- These products minimize dressing changes which in turn will also minimize pain.
- We utilize advanced treatments that can stimulate the production of healthy tissue
- Platelet Rich Plasma
- This uses your own blood to heal your wounds, extracting the plasma and platelets to assist in promoting growth of healthy new tissue
- Applied 1-2 time weekly
- Skin substitute (amniotic grafts)
- Platelet Rich Plasma
- We can provide debridement (removal) of non-viable tissue in an environment that can keep you comfortable and minimize your pain (this means there is no need to refer you out to other surgeons or send you to the hospital for a surgical procedure)
- Small areas may be performed in office
- Larger areas may need to be performed in one of our surgical suites
- We provide caregiver education for prevention of future wound and make recommendation on devices to make prevention easier on the caregiver and patient
What types of wounds do we treat?
- Diabetic ulcers
- Venous ulcers
- Traumatic wounds
- Surgical wounds
- Atypical wounds
- Pressure ulcers
BEFORE AND AFTER
