We have a distinct philosophy of care that is rooted in our commitment
to our patients in need of wound healing. We are dedicated to offering
optimal care and treating our patients with the dignity and respect they deserve.
We go above and beyond to accommodate our patients’ physical, emotional,
and spiritual needs, because we understand that these are integral components to the healing process.
By proactively identifying and addressing wound
care problems within the earliest stages, we can better optimize
outcomes for our patients in an affordable manner. That is why our clinic is here to provide specialized
treatment for patients that require advanced care for their wounds. Our
holistic program includes treatment and prevention methods that heal chronic
wounds, save limbs, and improve the overall health and well-being of our patients. Our team of specialists works to ensure patient comfort as we use state-of-the-art technology to
treat non-healing wounds and ulcers.
Board-certified physicians with advanced training in wound management
We offer a variety of services that improve function, heal
chronic wounds, and improve quality of life. We will pinpoint the
reason a wound is not healing and formulate an action plan based on
your overall health, lifestyle and where you are in the healing process.
Learn more about the types of wounds we treat:
Experts estimate nearly five million Americans have some form of a non-healing wound. Wounds that have not healed in 4 weeks, or completely resolved within
8 weeks, are called chronic wounds. Chronic wounds resist healing after
months, and sometimes years, of traditional treatment. We offer leading-edge wound care services at Capital Advanced Wound Care locations.
Not surprisingly, chronic wounds can exact a toll far beyond the pain
and discomfort of the wound itself. They often cause individuals to
lose their mobility, leading to a decline in general health and
emotional well-being. Without effective treatment, chronic wound
sufferers may become disabled, unable to work and dependent on care from
their families.
