Wound Care

Chronic and non-healing wounds require specialized attention that goes beyond standard first aid. At Moses Medical Center, our wound care program provides expert evaluation and treatment for patients dealing with diabetic ulcers, pressure injuries, surgical wound complications, burns, and other wounds that have failed to heal through conventional means. Our clinicians assess each wound thoroughly, identifying underlying factors such as poor circulation, infection, nutritional deficiencies, or uncontrolled blood sugar that may be impeding the healing process.

Our treatment approach draws on current evidence-based protocols, including advanced dressing techniques, debridement, compression therapy, and offloading strategies tailored to each patient’s wound type and location. For patients with diabetes, wound care is especially critical, as foot ulcers and other complications can escalate rapidly if not managed properly. We work in close coordination with our internal medicine and primary care teams to ensure that the systemic conditions contributing to poor wound healing are addressed simultaneously.

Patients can expect regular follow-up visits to monitor healing progress, with adjustments to the care plan as needed. We educate patients and caregivers on proper wound management at home, signs of infection to watch for, and strategies to prevent recurrence. Our goal is not just to heal the wound in front of us but to reduce the risk of future wounds and protect your long-term mobility and quality of life.