Conditions we treat
Diabetic foot wounds, venous stasis ulcers, arterial/ischemic ulcers (with vascular coordination), pressure injuries (Stages 2–3), traumatic/post-surgical non-healing wounds, and select burns.
Wound Care Clinic
Advanced treatment for chronic & complex wounds.
Diabetic foot ulcers, venous/arterial ulcers, pressure injuries (Stages 2–3), post-surgical non-healing wounds, burns, and more. We focus on comprehensive care: debridement, advanced dressings, grafts/allografts, infection control, off-loading/compression, and coordination with vascular/podiatry as needed.
Located in Payson, Utah • Free consults available
What to expect at a visit
Assessment, perfusion/pressure review, debridement if appropriate, culture when indicated, advanced dressings, and a home plan. Off-loading and compression are fitted as needed.
Insurance & coverage
We accept Medicare and most insurances. We’ll verify benefits and outline any copays/authorizations before treatment.
Benefits
- Medicare & most insurances
- Evidence-informed protocols
- Fast access & coordinated care
FAQs
Healing time
Depends on size, depth, perfusion, infection control, and adherence. Many wounds improve within weeks with consistent care.
When is the ER appropriate?
Rapidly spreading redness, fever, foul drainage, or severe pain can be emergencies—seek urgent care/ER.
Coordination
We coordinate with vascular surgery, podiatry, PT/OT, and PCP where appropriate.
