Understanding Eschar in Wounds and Its Distinction from Slough
Reviewed by Dr. David Kay

What Is Eschar in a Wound, and How Can Wound Care Be Applied? 

The process of wound healing often involves diverse tissue formations, with eschar and slough representing crucial stages in the recovery journey.

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Types of Wound Dressings and When to Use Them
Reviewed by Dr. David Kay

What Are the Different Types of Wound Dressings, and When Should They Be Used?

Having a thorough understanding of the different types of dressings and when to use them can be crucial in promoting wound healing and preventing complications.

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What Is the Proper Wound Care for Hypergranulation Tissue in a Wound
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What Is the Proper Wound Care for Hypergranulation Tissue in a Wound?

Hypergranulation is a common complication encountered in wound care but understanding the underlying causes and appropriate treatment options can help effectively manage the condition and promote optimal wound healing.

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Understanding the Itch Exploring Why Wounds Itch During Healing
Reviewed by Dr. David Kay

During Wound Care, Why Do Wounds Itch & How Can Itching Be Managed? 

Itching, also known as pruritus, is a common sensation experienced during wound healing. Several factors contribute to this phenomenon.

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What is a Wound Care Specialist and When to See One
Reviewed by Dr. David Kay

What Is a Wound Care Specialist, and When Should You See One?

Let’s delve deep into what a wound care specialist is, what sets them apart from other healthcare providers and how can you tell when it’s time to seek specialized help for your wound.

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The Comprehensive Guide to Stitches and Sutures in Wound Care
Reviewed by Dr. David Kay

Wound Care Basics: What Is the Difference Between Stitches and Sutures?

In this comprehensive guide, we share what you need to know about sutures and stitches, the healing process, and some important do's and don'ts regarding wound care.

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What is Wound Dehiscence and How Is It Treated
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Wound Dehiscence: What is Appropriate Wound Care If a Surgical Incision Opens? 

Let’s break down what you should know about wound dehiscence, how the condition is treated, and what steps can be put in place to help lower your risk.

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Diabetic Ulcer Stages and How They Are Treated
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Diabetic Ulcer Stages and How They Are Treated

Understanding the stages of diabetic ulcers is crucial for timely intervention and effective management.

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Advanced Wound Care Common Healing Myths Debunked
Reviewed by Dr. David Kay

Advanced Wound Care: Common Healing Myths Debunked

Cuts, sores, and ulcers often seem straightforward at first, but many wounds require far more than basic home treatment to heal properly. Unfortunately, outdated advice and common misconceptions still influence how people care for injuries. Our approach to advanced wound care focuses on evidence-based therapies rather than outdated myths.  By separating fact from fiction, patients […]

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What to Expect Your First Visit from a Mobile Wound Care Specialist
Reviewed by Dr. David Kay

What Should I Expect On My First Visit from a Mobile Wound Care Specialist?

Whether you are recovering from surgery or managing a chronic wound, our mobile care providers deliver complete clinical evaluations, advanced bedside treatments, and ongoing patient education in a familiar, comfortable environment.

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Mobile Wound Care Treatments Improve Pressure Ulcers A Study By Our Team
Reviewed by Dr. David Kay

Mobile Wound Care Treatments Improve Pressure Ulcers: A Study By Our Team 

Chronic pressure ulcer wounds are among the most challenging that we treat. Always, we’re looking for better, more effective ways to provide care. Placental-based allografts show real promise for treating chronic pressure ulcer wounds. We wanted to evaluate the efficacy of those allografts when compared against the standard of care for our mobile wound care […]

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Navigating the Dangerous Gap in Post Hospital Discharge Care
Reviewed by Dr. David Kay

Navigating the Dangerous Gap in Post-Hospital Discharge Care

Leaving the hospital can be a milestone in recovery, but it can also mark the beginning of a vulnerable period. The post hospital wound care transition is one of the most critical phases in healing, particularly within the first 72 hours after discharge.  During this time, wounds are still highly susceptible to infection, improper healing, […]

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