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Chronic Wound Healing Begins Here
Our Approach
A non-healing wound can hamper your health. But you don’t have to let it slow you down. Our multidisciplinary, integrated approach at Goshen Wound & Hyperbaric Center offers you:
- Specially trained experts in wound care, working as a team
- Advanced therapies and support
- Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT), proven to radically speed the healing process in certain cases
- Individual treatment plans
- Compassionate care for emotional issues
Together, we help you avoid unnecessary scarring, infection, gangrene, even loss of limb. We strive to increase your mobility and decrease your dependency on others. You also benefit from education on proper wound care, as well as lifestyle suggestions to accelerate healing and prevent recurrences.
Services tailored to your needs
- Diabetes education
- Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
- Infectious disease management
- Laboratory evaluation
- Nutritional management
- Nuclear medicine
- Pain management
- Physical therapy
- Radiology
- Vascular evaluation
- Wound debridement
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Return to the activities you love
If you suffer from diabetic, neuropathic or pressure ulcers, venous insufficiency, traumatic wounds, surgical wounds, vasculitis, burns or any other chronic, non-healing wound – we can help. At Goshen Wound & Hyperbaric Center, we treat a wide range of wounds associated with complications from diabetes, vascular disorders and trauma, including:
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Our Doctors
Our wound care doctors, nurses and technicians are specially trained in the latest treatments and technology available.
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