Heal Your Wound With Living Waters

Arterial wounds occur when reduced blood flow limits oxygen and nutrient delivery to the skin, delaying healing. These wounds are often painful and slow to improve without proper circulation assessment. Our team evaluates blood flow and tailors treatment plans to support healing while preventing further tissue damage.

Venous wounds develop when poor vein function causes blood to pool in the lower legs, leading to swelling and skin breakdown. These wounds often benefit from compression therapy and ongoing management. Our providers focus on improving circulation, reducing swelling, and supporting healing.

Acute wounds are recent injuries such as cuts, surgical wounds, or traumatic skin injuries that typically heal within a predictable timeframe. Prompt assessment and proper treatment are essential to prevent infection and support healthy healing. Our providers deliver timely, evidence-based care to promote recovery and reduce complications.

Chronic wounds are wounds that fail to heal within the expected timeframe and often require advanced medical care. They may be caused by poor circulation, pressure, diabetes, or underlying medical conditions. Our providers use comprehensive assessments and evidence-based treatments to support healing, reduce complications, and improve quality of life.

Deep tissue wounds involve injury to underlying layers of skin and soft tissue, often caused by prolonged pressure or impaired blood flow. These wounds may appear as darkened or discolored areas and can worsen quickly without intervention. Early identification and appropriate management are essential to prevent progression and support healing.

Burn wounds result from thermal, chemical, electrical, or friction injuries that damage the skin and underlying tissue. Proper assessment and timely treatment are essential to reduce infection risk, manage pain, and support healing. Our providers tailor care based on burn severity to promote recovery and minimize complications.