Our Wound Care services at LoCicero Health provide advanced treatment for acute and chronic wounds that are slow to heal. Using evidence‑based therapies and a multidisciplinary approach, we focus on promoting healing, preventing complications, and helping patients return to daily life as safely and quickly as possible.

| Conditions We Treat

We specialize in the evaluation and management of complex wounds, including:

• Non‑healing or infected wounds
• Diabetic foot ulcers
• Venous stasis ulcers
• Arterial ulcers
• Pressure injuries (bedsores)
• Surgical and post‑operative wounds
• Traumatic wounds

| Our Approach to Wound Healing

Effective wound healing requires more than dressings alone. Our team uses a comprehensive, patient‑centered approach that addresses the underlying causes of poor healing.

Key elements of our care include:

• Thorough wound assessment and ongoing monitoring
• Identification and treatment of contributing factors such as poor circulation, diabetes, infection, or pressure
• Individualized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s needs
• Coordination with primary care, specialists, and home health services when needed

| Advanced Wound Care Treatments

We offer a full range of advanced wound care therapies, which may include:

Patient education to support healing at home
Services may include infusion therapy, medication management, and coordination with oncology for patients undergoing chemotherapy or bone marrow transplant.

• Debridement to remove non‑viable tissue and promote healing
• Advanced wound dressings and topical therapies
• Infection management
• Compression therapy for venous disease
• Offloading and pressure‑relief strategies
• Negative pressure wound therapy (wound vacs)

| Multidisciplinary Expertise

Our wound care team brings together medical expertise from multiple disciplines, including Primary Care, Dermatology, Pain & Rehabilitative Medicine, and Podiatry, to ensure comprehensive care. By collaborating closely, we help address complex medical conditions that impact wound healing and reduce the risk of recurrence.

| When to Seek Wound Care

You may benefit from specialized wound care if:

• A wound has not healed after several weeks
• There are signs of infection such as redness, drainage, or worsening pain
• You have diabetes or circulation problems and develop a foot or leg wound
• A surgical or traumatic wound is slow to heal

Early intervention can significantly improve outcomes.