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Advanced Therapeutic Approaches to Chronic Wounds

Every chronic wound is different — which is why expert, personalized care is essential. Our medical team delivers effective wound management that lowers infection risk and supports long-term recovery.

Medicare Accepted · HIPAA Compliant & Patient-Focused Care

Wounds We Treat

  • Venous Leg Ulcer
  • Sacral Ulcers
  • Head/Sacral Wounds
  • Diabetic Foot Ulcer
  • Bed Sores
  • Back Ulcers
  • Arterial Wounds
  • Pressure Ulcers
  • Open Wounds

If It Hasn’t Healed in 30 Days, It’s Chronic

Don’t wait for a wound to “get better on its own” — chronic wounds can worsen quickly. Watch for:

Chronic wounds are common and serious — but advanced wound care gives most patients the chance to recover.

When Your Body’s Healing Process Needs Extra Help

Under normal conditions, wounds close on their own. But illnesses like diabetes or poor blood flow can interfere. With expert intervention, we help restart the healing process.

Chronic wound before treatment at American Wound Care Center
Before
Wound healing progress after treatment at American Wound Care Center
After

Why Wounds Heal — or Don’t

  1. 01

    Hemostasis

    Stops bleeding through clotting.

  2. 02

    Inflammation

    Fights bacteria and cleans the wound.

  3. 03

    Proliferation

    Grows new tissue, but circulation problems can slow this step.

  4. 04

    Maturation

    Closes and toughens the skin, unless earlier steps failed.

The Path to Healing

  1. Step 1: Evaluation

    In-depth wound evaluation.

  2. Step 2: Debridement

    Gentle but thorough debridement.

  3. Step 3: Advanced Therapies

    Use of grafts or biologics when indicated.

  4. Step 4: Support

    Long-term support and follow-up care.

“Our mission isn’t just to close the wound — it’s to help you heal fully and regain your quality of life.”

Take the First Step Toward Healing — Schedule Your Visit

Our team will evaluate your wound and build a treatment plan around your condition and goals.