Advanced Treatment for Chronic
& Complex Wounds
Central Wound Care delivers expert, mobile treatment for pressure injuries, diabetic foot ulcers, venous and arterial ulcers, and traumatic wounds using advanced tools and techniques tailored to each patient’s condition and care environment.
Common Wounds We Treat
Pressure Injury: Stage 3
Deeper tissue involvement, often with drainage or a crater-like appearance. How We Treat It: Individualized wound management combining evaluation, advanced dressings, and ongoing monitoring — tailored to the patient's condition and care setting.
Pressure Injury: Stage 4
Full-thickness tissue loss, potentially involving deeper structures. How We Treat It: Comprehensive, individualized treatment plans focused on progress, comfort, and quality of life.
Arterial Ulcer
Wounds linked to reduced blood flow to the legs or feet. How We Treat It: Vascular Doppler and ABI testing to assess circulation, paired with a tailored treatment plan.
Diabetic Foot Ulcer
Wounds associated with diabetes requiring specialized management. How We Treat It: Individualized care combining evaluation, debridement, and advanced wound therapies as needed.
Pressure Injury: Stage 3
Deeper tissue involvement, often with drainage or a crater-like appearance.
How We Treat It: We provide individualized wound management that combines evaluation, advanced dressings, and ongoing monitoring.
Pressure Injury: Stage 4
Full-thickness tissue loss that may involve deeper structures.
How We Treat It: Comprehensive, individualized treatment plans focused on progress, comfort, and quality of life.
Arterial Ulcer
Wounds linked to reduced blood flow to the legs or feet.
How We Treat It: Vascular Doppler and ABI testing to assess circulation, paired with a tailored treatment plan.
Diabetic Foot Ulcer
Wounds associated with diabetes require specialized management.
How We Treat It: Individualized care combining evaluation, debridement, and advanced wound therapies as needed.
