Our state of the art Institute for Advanced Wound Healing serves patients with complex wounds. Located in the Professional Office Building on the hospital’s main campus, the institute specializes in advanced wound therapies, including Total Contact Casting for Diabetic Ulcers, treatment for Venous Insufficiency and Hyperbaric Oxygen therapy.
Our certified wound physicians will evaluate each patient and create a wound healing regimen in partnership with your primary physician that will expedite your healing process.
CHRISTUS Institute for Advanced Wound Healing is an outpatient department of CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Hospital - Medical Center.
Hours & Locations
Santa Rosa Hospital - San Marcos Institute for Advanced Wound Healing
Types of Wounds We Heal:
- Diabetic Foot Ulcers
- Chronic Non-Healing
- Delayed Radiation Injury
- Arterial Ulcers
- Venous Stasis Ulcers
- Infected Wounds
- Pressure Ulcers
- Vasculitic Ulcers
- Non-Healing Surgical Wounds
Specialized Wound Care Services:
- Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment (HBOT)
- Skin Substitutes
- Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT)
- Sharp Debridement
- MIST Ultrasonic Wound Therapy
- Advanced Wound Dressings
- Multi-Layer Compression Dressing
- Total Contact Cast
Services & Treatments
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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is an adjunctive therapy in which the patient breathes 100 percent oxygen while enclosed in a pressurized chamber at greater-than-normal atmospheric pressure.
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Types of Wounds
There are different types wounds that are infected, have poor circulation, or are difficult to heal. Getting the right kind of treatment for the type of wound you might have is critical.
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Wound Care
Many people are affected by hard-to-heal wounds that can result from a number of factors including poor circulation, diabetes, trauma, altered nutritional status and immune system problems. In these cases, special treatment and care could be required.
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Wound Treatment
Patients undergo a thorough diagnostic examination to identify the type of wound and underlying problems causing the wound. Next, a program specifically tailored to the patient's needs is initiated based on the most effective treatment options.
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