Conditions We Treat

Open sores that develop in people with diabetes, often on the bottom of the foot. They result from poor circulation and nerve damage (neuropathy) and can lead to infection or even amputation if untreated. Early detection and specialized wound care are critical. 

Also called venous stasis ulcers, these wounds occur when faulty leg veins cause blood to pool, increasing pressure and damaging skin. They are often shallow, irregularly shaped, and slow to heal. Compression therapy and wound care are key treatments. 

Painful wounds caused by poor blood flow through narrowed or blocked arteries. They typically appear on toes, heels, or pressure points and have a “punched-out” look with pale or black tissue. Restoring circulation is essential for healing. 

Injuries to skin and underlying tissue caused by prolonged pressure, friction, or shear—common in people with limited mobility. They range from red, irritated skin to deep wounds exposing bone. Prevention through repositioning and skin care is vital. 

Incisions made during surgery that require careful monitoring to prevent infection. While most heal without issue, some may reopen or become infected, requiring specialized wound management.

Injuries caused by accidents, falls, or violence, including cuts, lacerations, punctures, or crush injuries. Severity varies widely, and treatment focuses on controlling bleeding, preventing infection, and supporting healing. 

Occur when bacteria enter a wound, leading to redness, swelling, warmth, pain, and sometimes pus or fever. Prompt treatment with cleaning, dressings, and sometimes antibiotics is necessary to prevent complications. 

Common in older adults with fragile skin, these are acute wounds where skin layers separate, often leaving a flap. They can be painful and prone to infection but usually heal with gentle cleansing and protective dressings. 

Chronic swelling caused by lymphatic system damage or blockage, often after cancer treatment or surgery. Management includes compression, exercise, massage, and skin care to reduce swelling and prevent infection. 

We understand that every wound and skin condition is unique. If you don’t see your specific concern listed here, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Our team is experienced in managing a wide range of complex and hard‑to‑heal wounds, and we’re here to discuss your individual needs and create a personalized care plan. 

✅ Not every condition is listed here. If you don’t see yours, contact us—we treat a wide range of complex wounds and will create a care plan tailored to you.