Wound Care Services

Venous leg ulcers require comprehensive wound care to promote healing, prevent infection, and improve circulation, typically involving compression therapy, wound cleaning, and the use of moisture-retentive dressings.

Diabetic foot ulcers require specialized wound care to prevent infection, support healing, and manage blood sugar levels, often involving careful cleaning, debridement, appropriate dressings, and pressure offloading techniques..

Arterial wounds, often linked to poor blood circulation, require targeted wound care to prevent infection, promote healing, and improve circulation, typically involving careful debridement, specialized dressings, and addressing underlying vascular issues.

Pressure ulcers, caused by sustained pressure on the skin, necessitate focused wound care to prevent infection, relieve pain, and encourage healing, with strategies including regular repositioning, cleaning, and the use of advanced dressings.

Sacral ulcers, often resulting from prolonged pressure, require meticulous wound care to prevent infection, alleviate discomfort, and support healing, typically involving frequent repositioning, proper cleaning, and specialized dressing techniques.

Back ulcers, commonly caused by pressure or friction, demand careful wound care to prevent infection, reduce pain, and promote healing, often requiring repositioning, proper cleaning, and specialized dressings.

Head and scalp ulcers require specialized wound care to prevent infection, promote healing, and minimize scarring, often involving gentle cleaning, appropriate dressings, and careful monitoring of the scalp's delicate skin.