Diabetic foot ulcers
Ulcers on the feet of people with diabetes can lead to serious infection and amputation if not treated early. We focus on off-loading pressure, controlling infection, and protecting blood flow.
Conditions we treat
Focused care for complex and non-healing wounds
We evaluate the underlying causes of delayed healing and create treatment plans tailored to your needs.
Circulation-aware care
Diabetes & vascular expertise
Advanced dressings & technology
Specialties
Comprehensive wound care for a range of diagnoses
We focus on chronic and complex wounds that are not healing as expected. Our goal is to protect function, manage infection, and support long-term healing.
Venous leg ulcers
Caused by poor vein circulation, these ulcers often appear around the ankles and lower legs. Treatment may include compression, advanced dressings, and lifestyle guidance.
Arterial ulcers
Wounds caused by narrowed or blocked arteries require careful evaluation. We coordinate closely with vascular specialists to protect tissue and improve blood flow where possible.
Pressure injuries (bedsores)
Pressure injuries occur when skin and tissue are damaged from prolonged pressure, often in patients with limited mobility. We provide staging, pressure-relief strategies, and wound care plans.
Surgical & post-operative wounds
Some surgical incisions do not heal as expected due to infection, tension, or circulation problems. We help manage these wounds to support closure and prevent complications.
Traumatic wounds
Lacerations, skin tears, and soft-tissue injuries may need specialized dressings, debridement, or follow-up care. We work to protect function and minimize scarring.
Infected wounds
Infections can slow healing and, in severe cases, threaten limb or life. We assess wounds for signs of infection and coordinate antibiotics and advanced therapies when needed.
Other non-healing wounds
If your wound has not improved after several weeks of standard care, a focused wound care evaluation may help identify underlying issues and provide new treatment options.
Next steps
Know when to escalate care
Call our clinic if you notice worsening redness, swelling, drainage, fever, or pain—or if your wound simply is not improving.
- Early intervention prevents complications
- We coordinate care with your existing doctors
- We help you understand home care between visits
Questions about whether we can help? Talk with our team to see if specialty wound care is right for you.