Conditions We Treat

Diabetic Foot Ulcers – Often caused by neuropathy and poor circulation.
Venous Leg Ulcers – Resulting from venous insufficiency.
Arterial Ulcers – Due to poor blood flow from arterial disease.
Pressure Injuries (Bedsores) – From prolonged pressure on skin, common in immobile patients.
Surgical Wounds – Complicated or non-healing post-operative incisions.
Traumatic Wounds – Cuts, abrasions, crush injuries, or lacerations.
Infected Wounds – Soft-tissue infections, abscesses, cellulitis-associated wounds.
Burns – First-, second-, and select third-degree burns.
Chronic Non-Healing Wounds – Wounds persisting beyond normal healing time.
Skin Tears – Especially common in elderly or fragile-skin patients.
Fungal- or Moisture-Associated Skin Damage – Including incontinence-associated dermatitis.
Ostomy-Related Skin Complications – Peristomal wound issues.
Radiation Injuries – Skin breakdown from radiation therapy.
Lymphedema-Related Ulcers – Wounds in patients with chronic swelling.

Often caused by neuropathy and poor circulation.

Resulting from venous insufficiency.

Due to poor blood flow from arterial disease.

From prolonged pressure on skin, common in immobile patients.

Complicated or non-healing post-operative incisions.

Cuts, abrasions, crush injuries, or lacerations.

Soft-tissue infections, abscesses, cellulitis-associated wounds.

First-, second-, and select third-degree burns.

Wounds persisting beyond normal healing time.

Especially common in elderly or fragile-skin patients.

Including incontinence-associated dermatitis.

Peristomal wound issues.

Skin breakdown from radiation therapy.

Wounds in patients with chronic swelling.