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At American Mobile Wound Care, we specialize in providing comprehensive wound care treatments that can be administered either at home or in any medical facility. Our dedicated team of healthcare professionals is experienced in managing hard-to-heal open wounds, ensuring optimal healing and improved quality of life for our patients.

With personalized care plans and advanced wound management techniques, we are committed to delivering effective and compassionate treatment to promote the healing process and help individuals regain their well-being. Whether it’s a chronic wound or a recent injury, we are here to provide expert care and support every step of the way.

Pressure Injuries (Bedsores)

Also called pressure ulcers or decubitus ulcers, are injuries to skin and underlying tissues resulting from prolonged pressure on the skin. Bedsores most often develop on bony areas of the body, such as the heels, ankles, hips, and tailbone. They usually occur in patients who have limitations in movements due to medical conditions, spending too much time in a bed or chair. They are classified by stages from superficial to deep penetrating to bone.

Diabetic Ulcers

Slow-healing wounds that commonly appear on the feet. These ulcers are a complication of diabetes that often stem from a lack of sensation (diabetic neuropathy) or blood flow (diabetes affecting the micro-circulation) in the affected area. Without treatment and management, it can result in severe complications.

Venous Ulcers

Wounds that develop due to poor venous return from the legs. Due to the chronically dysfunctional veins (chronic venous insufficiency), the veins cannot adequately transport blood quickly from the legs back to the heart. The valves that stop the flow of blood back into the veins become incompetent, causing blood to pool and widen the veins. This so-called stasis damages the smallest blood vessels (capillaries), affecting delivery of oxygen and nutrients to tissues. This also causes increased pressure at the limb affecting the weakened skin’s ability to heal. Eventually, the skin is compromised causing even a slight injury to become an open, weeping wound.

Skin Substitutes

Skin substitutes in wound care refer to medical products or materials designed to replace or augment natural skin tissue in the treatment of wounds.

Arobella The Qoustic Wound Therapy System

The Qoustic Wound Therapy System™ utilizes ultrasonic energy to selectively dissect and fragment tissues

Education and Prevention

Education and prevention in wound care involve strategies aimed at informing individuals, caregivers.

Pressure-Relieving Devices

Pressure-relieving devices refer to specialized equipment designed to alleviate or distribute pressure on specific parts of the body.

Specialized Dressing and Topical Applications

Specialized dressings in wound care refer to a variety of medical dressings designed for specific therapeutic purposes.

Compression Therapy / Multi-Layer Compression

Wound debridement is a crucial procedure in the optimal care of wounds. Compression therapy is a widely used medical technique.

Arterial Ulcers

Also known as Ischemic ulcers or Ischemic wounds, develop as the result of damage to the arteries due to lack of blood flow to tissues. They are commonly caused by peripheral artery disease (PAD). Unlike other ulcers, these leg wounds can take months to heal, if they heal at all.

Burn Wounds

Wound care uses specific dressings and hygiene to prevent wound infections. The wound care team assesses the healing progress of wounds daily. Wound care: contributes to improved pain outcomes, prevents infection by using specific dressings and daily hygiene, assesses wound progress, determines the need for surgery, improves blood flow to the wound, and helps decrease scar tissue.

Daily assessments help the wound care team decide if your wounds may need surgical care.

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With years of experience and specialized training in advanced wound management, our team brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to effectively treat complex wounds.

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