For Wound Care

Introduction to Problem Wound Management.

The coordinated use of a variety of clinical treatments, such as debridement, medicines, dressings and support services to treat problem wounds has proven highly effective in facilitating the healing process. Any patient with a wound that has not started to heal in two weeks or is not completely healed in six weeks may be a candidate for advanced wound care. Diversified Clinical Services program staff specialize in the treatment of problem, non-healing wounds. Some of the conditions appropriate for wound therapy are:

Pressure ulcers
Diabetic ulcers
Neuropathic ulcers
Ischemic ulcers
Venous insufficiency
Traumatic wounds
Surgical wounds
Vasculitis
Burns
Peristomal skin irritations
Other chronic, non-healing wounds

The Individualized Treatment Plans You Can Expect from Our Programs.

Diversified Clinical Services wound programs utilize the newest clinical tools in wound healing along with traditional clinical practices including:

Debridement
Advanced wound dressing
Compression therapy
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
Prescriptive growth factors
Bio-engineered skin grafting
Edema management
Non-invasive vascular assessment

Patient care at Diversified Clinical Services programs focuses on a whole body approach to wound healing which includes:

Nutritional assessment and counseling
Diabetic education
Patient and caregiver counseling
Pain management
Pressure relief including beds, seat cushions and footwear