FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of wounds do you treat at the wound care clinic?
- Hard to heal wounds
- Chronic wounds
- Diabetic foot ulcers
- Pressure Ulcers
- Venous Status Ulcers
How do I schedule an appointment at the wound care clinic?
Call 989-625-8399 to schedule an appointment with our office.
How long does a typical wound care appointment last?
Initial visit 30 minutes. Follow-up visits are dependent upon treatment plan.
What should I do if my wound worsens before my scheduled appointment?
Contact our office for urgent appointment scheduling.
What signs or symptoms indicate that I should seek immediate medical attention for my wound?
- Swelling
- Redness
- Pain and tenderness
- Warmth to the area
- Drainage
- Foul odor
- Loss of limb movement
- Fever
How do you assess the severity of a wound and determine the appropriate treatment plan?
Assessment of your wound will take place on your initial office visit. A collaborative plan of care will be established at that time to better heal your wound.
Can I continue my regular activities while undergoing wound care treatment?
Activities may be limited during wound care treatment. Your provider will assess your activity limitation and provide education that is tailored to your needs.
What do I do if I miss a scheduled wound care appointment?
Contact the office so that we can re-schedule your appointment around your needs.
Are there support services available for patients experiencing emotional or psychological challenges related to their wounds?
Our providers spend time not only healing your wound, but helping you with your emotional concerns related to your healing process.
How can I reach the wound care clinic after hours in case of an emergency or urgent concern?
In case of emergency, call 911 or visit your nearest emergency center. For urgent concerns, please contact our office answering service.