Wound Care
wound care
Your wound care team
Your wound care is coordinated with primary care provider and includes a complete team of therapists and specialist.
What services are offered?
We work closely with hospice, Home Health and family members to provide caring and compassionate therapies to increase a patient’s comfort and independence. Our service include:
- Acute Care
- Out Patient Care
- Long Term Care
- Skilled Care
- Networking with Home Health Agencies
What are the benfits of working with a team?
With a complete team certified in wound care, patient outcomes are better. As a multidisplinary team, the combined expertise and clinical knowledge covers a wider range of mo- dalities to improve quality of life. The ability to call upon many specialists increases your wound healing success and has added benefits, includ- ing
Increase patient comfort Decreased average lenght of hospital stays Cost-effective use of supplies and equipment Faster Healing ratesFewer comlications and recurrences
Patients have continually expressed their gratitude to the wound care staff at Caring link Family Practice for reducing their recovery time and improving their quality of life by providing expect care.
What services are offered?
- Acute Care
- Out Patient Care
- Long Term Care
- Skilled Care
- Networking with Home Health Agencies
What is wound care
wound care is the treatment of acute/chronic wound such us post-operative wounds, pressure ulcers, diabetic ulcer, vascular ulcer and acute utilizing up-to-date therapies including:
- Compression therapy
- Conversional wound care
- Speciality dressings
- Debridement
- Growth Factors
- Vacuum-cassisted closure
We are an excellent source for healing chronic wounds caused by multiple problems.
When shound i see a wound care specialist?
A patient with a wound that has not healed after one month of conversional therapy is often referred to a wound care specialist for