We Heal Chronic Wounds One Patient at a Time
At Complete Wound Care, LLC (CWC), our goal is to heal nonhealing wounds. We understand the social, emotional, and physical burdens that chronic wounds have on our patients and, thus, work diligently to help them recover as quickly as possible.
For each patient, we assess the wound and develop an individualized treatment plan using evidence-based modalities while monitoring progress throughout the healing journey.
We provide an interdisciplinary approach to wound care by coordinating with the patient’s primary and specialty care physicians.
Wounds We Treat
At CWC, we specialize in the treatment and management of all types of nonhealing and difficult-to-heal wounds, including but not limited to:
- Diabetic Foot Ulcers
- Venous Ulcers
- Arterial and Ischemic Ulcers
- Pressure Ulcers or Bed Sores
- Nonhealing Surgical Wounds
- Mild Burns
- Skin Tears and Lacerations
- Lymphedema
- Atypical Ulcers
Testing
Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI)
ABI tests measure the viability of the blood vessels in the leg, which play a major role in wound healing. The test is administered by checking the blood pressure in the leg and the arm.
The results of the test either confirm or deny peripheral artery disease, which predicts the rate at which the wounds may heal.
MicroGenDX
MicroGenDX specializes in low-cost, highly accurate qPCR + Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) microbial DNA diagnostics — providing answers where wound cultures or PCR alone have failed.
The test allows out team to know what types of bacteria are present in wounds, which aids in wound treatment selection.
Advanced 3D Wound Imaging
Our eKare inSight 3D wound management platform provides wound dimensions including length/width, depth, area & volume, wound tissue composition through AI-powered technology.
This is a 100% non-contact, non-invasive means of obtaining better data and provides a standardized approach to wound imaging and assessment.
Wound Biopsy
Understanding the etiology of a wound is imperative in its management. Besides establishing a diagnosis, one of the most important reasons for performing a wound biopsy is to rule out the presence of malignancy.
Chronic wounds that are the site of longstanding inflammation, such as from a burn or a sinus tract, may transform into malignant lesions.