Wound care conditions

Chronic and slow-healing wounds require more than basic dressing changes. When a wound fails to progress through the normal stages of healing, it often signals an underlying issue such as poor circulation, diabetes, infection, or pressure-related injury.

Our wound care team provides comprehensive evaluation and advanced treatment for patients dealing with complex or non-healing wounds. We focus on identifying the root cause of delayed healing and developing a personalized care plan designed to promote faster recovery, reduce complications, and improve overall quality of life.

Conditions We Treat

We specialize in the management of:

• Venous ulcers
• Arterial ulcers
• Diabetic foot ulcers
• Pressure injuries (bed sores)
• Surgical wounds and post-operative complications
• Chronic non-healing wounds
• Traumatic skin wounds
  

These wounds are often associated with vascular disease, diabetes, prolonged pressure, impaired circulation, or underlying medical conditions that interfere with tissue repair.

Our Approach to Wound Healing

Effective wound care begins with understanding why the wound developed. We perform thorough evaluations to assess circulation, infection risk, metabolic factors, and overall health.

Our treatment approach follows the widely recognized DIME framework, which focuses on:

• Debridement – Removing non-viable or damaged tissue to promote healthy healing
• Infection and Inflammation Control – Managing bacterial burden and reducing inflammatory barriers to healing
• Moisture Balance – Maintaining the optimal wound environment for tissue repair
• Edge Advancement – Encouraging healthy tissue growth and wound closure

Advanced Wound Healing Therapies

We offer evidence-based treatments commonly used in modern wound management, including:

• Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (wound vac)
• Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy
• Skin substitutes and graft applications
• Debridement to remove damaged tissue and promote healthy healing
• Multilayer compression therapy for venous disease
• Infection control and wound bioburden management
• In-house lab testing for faster diagnostic results
• Ordering wound care supplies for home use
  

These therapies help stimulate tissue repair, improve blood flow, decrease bacterial burden, and support the body’s natural healing process.

Diagnostic Testing & Pre-Treatment Evaluation

Successful wound healing often depends on addressing underlying medical conditions. Prior to or alongside wound care treatment, patients may require evaluation for contributing factors such as vascular disease, diabetes, or nutritional deficiencies.

We recommend that patients complete appropriate diagnostic testing through their primary care provider or specialist before beginning advanced wound care. This may include:

• Vascular evaluations and referral to vascular specialists when needed
• Blood work such as Albumin and Hemoglobin A1c testing
• Diagnostic imaging including venous studies, arterial studies, and ABI testing
• Nutritional assessment to support tissue repair

By ensuring underlying conditions are properly evaluated and managed, we can improve healing outcomes and reduce the risk of recurrence.

Our Goal

Wound care should be thorough, compassionate, and personalized. Our priorities are to:

• Promote faster healing
• Prevent infection and serious complications
• Reduce pain and discomfort
• Preserve limb function when possible
• Improve overall quality of life
  

If you or a loved one has a wound that is not improving, early evaluation can make a significant difference. Our team is here to help guide you toward safe, effective healing.