Center for Lower Extremity Wound Care and Limb Salvage.
Advanced Wound Care for Every Below-the-Knee Wound
We are a dedicated lower-extremity wound care center focused on wounds below the knee—from routine weekly wound care to advanced limb-salvage procedures and reconstruction. Our goal is simple: heal wounds faster, reduce infection risk, and help you stay active.
We offer a multi-disciplinary approach with referrals to vascular surgery, nutrition, home health nursing, our own mobile wound care, and primary care physicians.
Conditions We Treat
We evaluate and manage all lower-extremity wounds below the knee, including:
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Diabetic Wounds
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Ischemic (Arterial) Wounds
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Venous Stasis Wounds
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Pressure Ulcers
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Chronic / Non-Healing Wounds
Not sure what type of wound you have? That’s common. We’ll identify the cause and build a clear plan.
Advanced Wound Care Modalities
We tailor care to the wound type, severity, and healing response. Services may include:
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Consistent, structured follow-ups to track progress, adjust treatment, and keep healing on schedule. Visits may include cleaning, dressing changes, offloading guidance, and ongoing assessment.
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For appropriate wounds, we offer ultrasound-assisted debridement to help remove unhealthy tissue and biofilm while supporting a cleaner wound environment—often used when standard wound care alone isn’t enough.
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When a wound needs extra support to close, we may use advanced biologic grafts/skin substitutes or grafting techniques to promote tissue coverage and healing, especially in chronic or high-risk wounds.
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When necessary, we offer surgical options aimed at healing and preventing recurrence, including:
- Operating Room surgical debridement with combination of skin grafting and other advanced modalities (removal of non-viable tissue)
- Offloading procedures to reduce pressure on ulcer-prone areas
- Reconstruction for deformities that repeatedly cause breakdown
- Advanced limb salvage technique for worse case scenario situations
- Below-the-Knee Focus, All in One Place
Because we focus specifically on lower extremity wounds below the knee, we’re equipped to manage complex cases that require both wound care and foot/ankle expertise—with an emphasis on function, mobility, and long-term prevention.
When to Seek Care
Contact us promptly if you notice:
• A wound that isn’t improving within 1–2 weeks
• Drainage, odor, increasing redness, warmth, or swelling
• New or worsening pain (or a painless wound in diabetes)
• Black tissue, rapidly spreading discoloration, or fever
• Fever with wound present
• A wound that keeps coming back in the same area
What to Expect at Your First Visit
During your evaluation, we typically:
✓ Review history (diabetes, circulation issues, swelling, prior wounds)
✓ Assess the wound and surrounding tissue
✓ Identify contributing factors (pressure points, footwear, deformity, edema)
✓ Discuss a step-by-step plan (including expected timeline and options)
✓ Provide clear home-care instructions and follow-up schedule
Our mission is to heal wounds efficiently and protect long-term mobility.
Whether you need structured weekly wound care or advanced surgical offloading and reconstruction, we provide a plan built around healing now—and preventing the next wound.