Conditions We Treat

Conditions We Treat

Advanced Wound Care for Chronic and Acute Wounds

At our advanced wound care center, we specialize in diagnosing and treating a wide range of chronic and complex wounds. Our wound care specialists use evidence-based treatments and modern technology to help wounds heal faster, reduce infection risk, and prevent amputation whenever possible.

Diabetic Foot Ulcers

Diabetic foot ulcers are one of the most common causes of non-healing wounds and lower-limb amputations. Our diabetic wound care program focuses on treating ulcers caused by diabetes, neuropathy, and poor circulation with advanced dressings, offloading, vascular assessment, and infection control. We provide comprehensive diabetic foot ulcer treatment to protect your feet, preserve mobility, and prevent future wounds.

Pressure Ulcers (Bedsores)

Pressure ulcers—also known as bedsores—develop when continuous pressure reduces blood flow to the skin and underlying tissue. Our wound care clinic offers pressure ulcer treatment for all stages, from early redness to deep tissue injury. We use advanced offloading techniques, specialty support surfaces, and customized care plans to promote healing and prevent new pressure injuries in patients who are bed-bound or have limited mobility.

Venous & Arterial Ulcers

Venous and arterial ulcers are circulation-related wounds that often occur on the legs and feet. Our team provides specialized management of venous leg ulcers and arterial ulcers, including compression therapy, vascular evaluations, and advanced dressings to improve blood flow and support healing. By treating both the wound and the underlying circulation problem, we help reduce pain, swelling, and the risk of recurrence.

Surgical Wound Complications

Some surgical incisions can fail to heal properly, reopen, or become infected. Our surgical wound care services focus on post-operative wounds that are slow to heal, draining, or showing signs of infection. We use precise wound debridement, targeted antibiotic strategies (when appropriate), and advanced wound dressings to support healing and protect your surgical outcome.

Burn Injuries

Burn wounds can be painful, complex, and prone to scarring or infection—especially if not managed correctly. We provide burn wound treatment for thermal (heat), chemical, and electrical burns using advanced dressings, infection control, pain management, and scar-minimizing strategies. Our goal is to promote healing, preserve function, and improve cosmetic results wherever possible.

Traumatic Wounds

Traumatic wounds can result from accidents, falls, crush injuries, or deep lacerations. Our wound care specialists offer comprehensive traumatic wound management, including debridement, closure support, infection prevention, and long-term monitoring. We tailor each treatment plan to the severity and location of the injury to restore tissue health and function as quickly and safely as possible.

Radiation Injuries

Radiation therapy can sometimes damage skin and deeper tissues, leading to non-healing radiation wounds. Our center provides specialized radiation injury treatment, often combining advanced dressings, hyperbaric oxygen therapy (when appropriate), and careful monitoring to support tissue repair. We work closely with your oncology and medical team to coordinate safe, effective care.

Necrotizing Fasciitis

Necrotizing fasciitis is a rare but life-threatening soft tissue infection that requires urgent, aggressive treatment. After emergency surgery and hospital care, many patients are left with large, complex wounds. Our clinic offers advanced wound care for necrotizing fasciitis survivors, including staged wound closure, graft support, biologic dressings, and long-term wound management to promote healing and restore function.