When wounds don’t heal with standard care, it’s time for an advanced approach. Chronic wounds especially those caused by diabetes, venous insufficiency, or prolonged pressure require specialized, multidisciplinary treatment to avoid infection, tissue loss, or even amputation. Our Advanced Wound Care & Limb Salvage program focuses on healing the most stubborn wounds while protecting limb function and quality of life. With cutting-edge treatments, compassionate care, and close monitoring, we aim to save limbs—and lives.
We treat a wide range of non-healing wounds, including:
Diabetic foot ulcers
Venous leg ulcers
Pressure injuries (bedsores)
Each wound is carefully assessed for depth, infection, circulation status, and underlying health conditions. We then create a personalized treatment plan to promote healing, reduce pain, and prevent further complications.
We use a range of advanced dressings—including hydrocolloid, alginate, antimicrobial, and collagen-based products—based on the wound’s condition and stage of healing.
In severe or slow-healing wounds, skin substitutes or grafts may be recommended to restore tissue, close wounds faster, and reduce the need for more invasive procedures. These treatments are carefully selected to ensure optimal results for each patient.
In some cases, wounds fail to heal due to poor oxygenation of tissues. We coordinate referrals for Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) when appropriate—particularly for diabetic foot ulcers, radiation-related wounds, and infected surgical sites.
HBOT can significantly speed up healing by delivering concentrated oxygen to damaged tissues, improving circulation, reducing inflammation, and fighting infection from the inside out.
Infection is one of the greatest threats to limb preservation. We offer aggressive infection control using topical and systemic antibiotics, debridement, and sterile wound care protocols.
Alongside treatment, we focus heavily on prevention—educating patients on foot hygiene, proper wound dressing changes, and the warning signs of infection. Our goal is to minimize risk and keep your wound environment clean, stable, and healing.
Foot ulcers are open sores that can develop from pressure, trauma, or unnoticed injuries—especially in patients with diabetes or neuropathy. Without proper care, they can become infected and lead to severe tissue damage or even amputation.
We provide comprehensive ulcer treatment including cleaning, debridement (removal of dead tissue), infection control with antibiotics or dressings, and continuous wound monitoring. With early intervention, many ulcers can heal fully and safely.
For any wound to heal properly, pressure must be reduced. We offer offloading techniques such as custom orthotics, specialized footwear, total contact casting, and padding solutions to reduce strain on the affected area.
By redistributing weight and removing friction, we create an environment where wounds can heal effectively—while also reducing pain and risk of reopening.
Our limb preservation approach focuses on early diagnosis, proper wound care, circulation support, and patient education. We work closely with high-risk patients—especially those with diabetes, vascular disease, or neuropathy—to prevent wounds from progressing to critical stages.
Through routine monitoring, vascular referrals when needed, and custom care plans, we help you stay one step ahead of complications—preserving not just your feet, but your overall health and independence.
We’d love to hear from you! Whether you have a question or need more details, our team is here to help. Reach out today and let’s connect.
Providing compassionate, comprehensive foot and ankle care to keep you active, healthy, and pain-free — every step of the way.
