Chronic & non-healing wounds

A wound that’s been open for weeks or months.

When a wound hasn’t meaningfully improved in about a month, something is holding it back. Finding and fixing that ‘something’ is the whole job — and it’s what our clinicians do.

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Any wound that lingers past four to six weeks counts as chronic. Usually there’s an underlying reason — circulation, pressure, infection, swelling, blood sugar, or nutrition — that keeps resetting the healing process. The right move isn’t just a different dressing; it’s figuring out what’s stalling things and treating that.

We take a fresh, thorough look: what kind of wound it is, what’s feeding it, and what’s been tried. Then we build a real plan and follow it through, in the home, in a facility, or in clinic.

This may be you if

  • A wound has been open longer than a month
  • It’s healed and reopened more than once
  • It’s gotten bigger, deeper, or started draining more
  • Several dressings or products have been tried without progress
  • You’re not sure who’s actually overseeing the wound

What care looks like

How we help this heal.

We assess

A full assessment of the wound and the reasons it isn’t closing — not just the surface.

We treat

Wound-bed preparation, dressings matched to the wound, and advanced options when they’re warranted.

We coordinate

Coordination with the specialists a stubborn wound needs — vascular, podiatry, infectious disease, endocrinology.

We follow through

Consistent follow-up so progress is actually tracked, not guessed at.

When to seek help fast: Rapidly spreading redness, increasing pain, foul odor, or fever can mean a wound has become infected — don’t wait on those.

Related wounds we treat

We handle these too.

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We’re ready when you are

Have a wound that needs attention?

Call 314-325-0126 or request care. Tell us what’s going on and we’ll help you find the right next step.

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