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Wound Care in Peck, FL

Wounds That Actually Heal

Advanced wound treatments that work when others haven’t, right here in Peck.

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Advanced Wound Care Center

Get Back to Living

You’ve tried everything. Bandages, creams, waiting it out. Nothing’s working, and you’re worried about what comes next.

Here’s what changes when your wound finally heals properly. You stop checking it every morning. You stop worrying about infection. You can wear your regular shoes again, walk without pain, and sleep through the night without throbbing keeping you awake.

That’s what happens when you get the right wound care. Not just basic treatment, but the kind of specialized care that addresses why your wound isn’t healing in the first place. The kind that uses advanced treatments designed specifically for diabetic wounds, circulation problems, and chronic conditions that make healing complicated.

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Wound Treatment Clinic

We Know Wounds

We’ve been serving patients in Peck, FL with specialized wound care that goes beyond what you’ll find at a regular doctor’s office. We focus exclusively on wounds that need more than basic care.

Our team understands that every wound tells a story. Diabetes, circulation issues, previous surgeries, medications that slow healing. We don’t just treat the wound – we treat the whole picture.

You’re not just another patient here. You’re someone who deserves to heal properly, and we have the expertise to make that happen.

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Wound Care Clinic Process

Here's What Actually Happens

First, we do a complete wound assessment. Not just looking at what you can see, but understanding what’s preventing healing. Blood flow, infection, underlying conditions, medications. Everything that matters.

Then we create your treatment plan. This might include advanced wound dressings, specialized therapies, or treatments designed specifically for diabetic wound care. We explain exactly what we’re doing and why.

You’ll come in for regular monitoring. We track healing progress, adjust treatments as needed, and make sure you’re on the right path. Most importantly, we don’t just treat until it looks better – we treat until it’s completely healed and stays that way.

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Diabetic Wound Care Services

What You Get Here

Complete wound evaluation using advanced diagnostic tools. We identify exactly what’s preventing your wound from healing, including circulation testing and infection assessment.

Specialized diabetic wound care for patients dealing with foot ulcers, slow-healing cuts, and circulation-related wounds. We understand how diabetes affects healing and use treatments designed specifically for these challenges.

Advanced wound treatments including specialized dressings, negative pressure therapy, and other modern techniques that aren’t available at regular clinics. Insurance typically covers these treatments when medically necessary.

Ongoing care coordination with your other doctors. We make sure everyone’s on the same page about your treatment, medications, and overall health management.

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Diabetic wounds typically take longer to heal than regular wounds, often 4-12 weeks depending on size, location, and your overall health. The key is getting proper treatment early. Diabetic wounds that don’t show improvement within 2-3 weeks of basic care usually need specialized treatment. We use advanced wound care techniques that can significantly speed up healing time compared to standard bandaging and waiting. Your blood sugar control, circulation, and wound care routine all play important roles in how quickly you heal.
We specialize exclusively in wound care, which means we have advanced treatments and equipment that most general practices don’t have. While your regular doctor handles many different conditions, we focus specifically on wounds that won’t heal with basic care. We use specialized wound dressings, negative pressure therapy, and other advanced techniques. We also spend more time on each wound assessment, looking at circulation, infection markers, and underlying causes that might be preventing healing. Most general practitioners refer complex wounds to specialists like us.
Most insurance plans, including Medicare, cover medically necessary wound care treatments when provided by qualified specialists. This includes advanced wound dressings, specialized therapies, and regular monitoring visits. We handle insurance verification and pre-authorization when needed. The key is that the treatments must be medically necessary, which means your wound isn’t healing with standard care. We work with your insurance company to ensure you get the coverage you’re entitled to, and we’ll let you know about any costs upfront.
Don’t wait if your wound hasn’t shown improvement after two weeks of proper basic care, or if you notice signs of infection like increased redness, warmth, swelling, or discharge. Diabetic patients should seek specialized care even sooner, especially for foot wounds. Other warning signs include wounds that keep reopening, increasing pain, or any wound that’s getting larger instead of smaller. Early intervention prevents complications and leads to faster healing. Waiting too long can turn a manageable wound into a serious medical problem requiring more intensive treatment.
Your first visit includes a complete wound assessment and medical history review. We’ll examine the wound, surrounding tissue, and check your circulation. We’ll also review your medications, blood sugar levels if you’re diabetic, and any previous treatments you’ve tried. We’ll take measurements and photos to track healing progress. Then we’ll explain our recommended treatment plan, including what types of dressings or therapies we’ll use and how often you’ll need to come in. Most first appointments take about 45 minutes, and we’ll answer all your questions about the healing process.
Most patients need visits 1-3 times per week initially, depending on wound severity and type of treatment. As your wound heals, visits become less frequent. Diabetic wounds and complex wounds typically need more frequent monitoring in the beginning. Each visit includes wound cleaning, assessment of healing progress, and fresh dressing application. We adjust the schedule based on how well you’re healing. Some patients graduate to weekly visits within a few weeks, while others with more complex conditions may need more intensive care initially. We’ll give you a clear schedule and adjust it as needed.

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Peck, FL is located in Leon County in Florida State