Wound Care & Ulcer Management
At Arco Health, we understand that chronic wounds and ulcers can be painful, slow to heal, and significantly impact your quality of life. Our Wound Care & Ulcer Management program focuses on advanced, evidence-based treatments to promote faster healing, reduce infection risk, and restore your comfort and mobility.
Whether your wounds are related to diabetes, poor circulation, or pressure injuries, our expert team uses cutting-edge techniques and compassionate care to support your complete recovery — from initial evaluation to long-term prevention.
Why Specialized Wound Care Matters
Chronic wounds don’t just affect the skin — they can signal underlying health issues like diabetes, vascular disease, or neuropathy. Without proper treatment, these wounds can become infected and lead to serious complications.
Our specialized wound care helps to:
Types of Wounds & Ulcers We Treat
We manage a wide range of chronic and acute wounds, including:
Diabetic foot ulcers
Venous leg ulcers
Arterial ulcers
Pressure sores (bedsores)
Post-surgical wounds
Traumatic or infected wounds
Our Wound Care & Ulcer Management Process
1. Comprehensive Wound Assessment
Our specialists carefully evaluate your wound’s type, size, depth, circulation, and any signs of infection. We also review your medical history to identify underlying causes.
2. Customized Treatment Plan
Each wound is unique. We create an individualized care plan that may include:
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Debridement (removal of dead tissue)
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Infection control and antimicrobial dressings
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Advanced wound dressings and compression therapy
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Offloading and pressure relief techniques
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Nutritional and lifestyle support for better healing
3. Advanced Healing Technologies
Arco Health integrates modern treatment options like:
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Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT)
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Growth factor and cellular tissue-based therapies
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Circulation enhancement therapies
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Moist wound healing techniques
4. Education & Prevention
We teach patients how to care for their wounds at home, recognize early warning signs, and prevent recurrence. Education is key to maintaining long-term results.
5. Ongoing Monitoring & Follow-Up
Regular wound evaluations ensure healing progress and allow for treatment adjustments as needed.
FAQs
At Arco Health, we understand that keeping your feet and ankles healthy is essential to maintaining your overall well-being and mobility. Our FAQ section is designed to answer common questions about preventive foot and ankle care, helping you understand why early attention, regular check-ups, and proper foot care habits are so important. Here, you’ll find clear explanations about who benefits most from preventive care, what our process includes, the treatments we offer, and why so many patients trust Arco Health for ongoing foot and ankle wellness. Whether you’re an athlete, a senior, managing diabetes, or simply want to stay pain-free, this guide provides the knowledge you need to take confident steps toward lifelong foot health.
What causes chronic wounds or ulcers?
Chronic wounds may result from diabetes, poor circulation, nerve damage, pressure injuries, or infection. These conditions slow down the body’s natural healing process and increase the risk of complications.
How do I know if I need professional wound care?
You should seek professional help if:
A wound hasn’t healed within 2–3 weeks
You notice redness, swelling, or drainage
You have numbness or tingling around the wound
There’s pain, odor, or signs of infection
At Arco Health, we assess and treat wounds early to prevent serious issues.
What treatments are available at Arco Health?
We offer:
Debridement to remove damaged tissue
Infection management and antibiotic therapy
Advanced dressings that support healing
Compression and offloading to reduce pressure
Modern wound technologies like NPWT and growth factor therapy
How long does it take for a chronic wound to heal?
Healing time varies depending on your health, circulation, and wound type. With proper care and consistent follow-up at Arco Health, most wounds show significant improvement within a few weeks.
Can these wounds be prevented?
Yes. Prevention includes:
Keeping blood sugar levels under control
Inspecting feet and legs daily
Wearing proper footwear and avoiding pressure points
Managing circulation and hydration
Our team provides ongoing education to help prevent future ulcers or wounds.
