Wound Care
Healing starts with blood flow — we pair circulation testing with advanced wound therapies.
Diagnostic Evaluation
Every non-healing wound starts with confirming that there is enough blood supply for healing:
Non-Invasive Vascular Testing (ABI & TcPO2)
Arterial Doppler ultrasound, Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI), and Transcutaneous Oxygen (TcPO2) measurements to confirm adequate blood supply for healing.
Advanced Wound Therapies
Comprehensive wound healing combines diagnostic assessment of blood flow with advanced wound interventions:
Surgical or Enzymatic Debridement
Removal of dead, damaged, or infected tissue (slough or eschar) to create a clean, healthy wound bed.
Advanced Specialized Dressings
Using moist wound healing technology—such as hydrogels, alginates, collagen matrixes, or antimicrobial silver dressings—tailored to drainage levels.
Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (Wound VAC)
A specialized vacuum dressing that applies continuous sub-atmospheric pressure to draw out fluid, reduce swelling, and promote healthy granulation tissue formation.
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) & Cellular Grafts
Advanced bioengineered skin grafts or hyperbaric oxygen used for stubborn, non-healing diabetic or ischemic wounds.
Restoring Circulation
When poor circulation is the cause, treating the artery or vein is what allows the wound to close:
Arterial Revascularization
For arterial ulcers, angioplasty, stenting, atherectomy or bypass restores blood flow to the wound. See our PAD procedures.
Venous Treatment & Compression
For venous ulcers, compression therapy, leg elevation and treatment of the refluxing vein reduce the pressure that keeps the wound open.
Symptoms, risk factors & self-care for Wounds
Wondering if a procedure is right for you?
We will review your imaging, explain every option — including non-procedural care — and recommend what is safest for you.