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Wound Care

When a wound isn’t healing, it can be frustrating and hard to manage. Our team at Genesis Wound Care Center is here to help you heal with advanced care.

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Help for wounds that won't heal

You want your wound to heal so you can get back to your life. When it doesn’t, it can be painful, frustrating and even scary.

At Genesis Wound Care Center, we’re here to help. Our team provides advanced care and support to help your wound heal as safely and quickly as possible.

If your wound hasn’t started to heal in two weeks or hasn’t fully healed in six weeks, it may be time for extra care.

We treat many types of wounds, including: 

  • Bone infections
  • Burns
  • Crush injuries
  • Surgical wounds
  • Ulcers (including diabetic, pressure and more)
  • Wounds caused by poor circulation and vasculitis

No matter your situation, we'll work with you to find the right care plan.

Mary Mitchell's wound care story

Mary's story

Every wound care journey is different. Some patients come to us after trying other treatments without success. With the right care and advanced treatments, healing is possible. Read Mary’s story to learn how she found relief and began to heal with help from our team.

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Advanced care for you

You deserve care that fits your needs. We create a treatment plan just for you based on your wound and your health.

Your care may include: 

  • Special dressings to protect your wound
  • Therapies to improve blood flow and reduce swelling
  • Careful cleaning to help healing
  • Advanced treatments like skin grafts or growth factors
  • We’ll walk you through each step, so you know what to expect. 

 

A team focused on your healing

You don’t have to manage this alone. Our team works together to support you and your recovery.

You’ll receive care from: 

  • Doctors who specialize in wound care
  • Nurses trained in advanced treatment
  • Educators who help you understand your care 

If needed, we’ll also connect you with other specialists, such as diabetes educators, dietitians, physical therapists and home care providers.