Wound Care Services

White Rock Medical Center offers a variety of proven, evidence-based treatments to aid wound healing and that result in comprehensive healing and better outcomes. These treatments include therapies that help close wounds with new tissue growth as well as negative pressure and hyperbaric oxygen therapy, among others.

If you would like to schedule an appointment at the Wound Clinic, please call 214-324-6770.

Who is at risk?

Left untreated, wounds that don’t heal place you at risk of for complications, serious infection and could result in hospitalization or even amputation.

People with diseases that impact nerve and circulation function, such as diabetes, peripheral artery disease or heart disease, can have a higher risk of non-healing wounds. Other factors such as age, type of wound and nutrition and hydration impact a wound’s healing.

Practicing self-care and seeking expert medical care when needed are critical to lowering the risks.

Self-care

Regularly examine the feet and body to check for wounds. If you or a loved one has a non-healing wound, don’t put off getting help. Seek medical care right away to treat the wound and help reduce the risk of infections and other serious complications.

Wound Care Services

Our outpatient clinic provides care for multiple conditions that can cause a wound to not heal properly.

Our wound care services include:

• Outpatient wound care clinic for adults and children

• Advanced wound dressings
• Compression therapy
• Bio-engineered skin grafting
• Debridement
• Prescriptive growth factors
• Hyperbaric oxygen therapy

 We also provide inpatient wound care for our patients who need treatment while receiving care in the hospital.

 Types of wounds treated

White Rock Medical Center’s Wound Care Clinic treats a variety of wounds including:

• Arterial ulcers
• Diabetic ulcers
• Neuropathic ulcers
• Pressure ulcers
• Venous insufficiency
• Traumatic wounds
• Surgical wounds
• Vasculitis
• Radiation wounds
• Burns
• And other chronic, non-healing wounds

 Make an appointment

If you would like to schedule an appointment, please call 214-324-6770.