Foot ulcers associated with diabetes need careful assessment because circulation, sensation and pressure can affect wound management. Our team monitors the wound, provides dressing care and reviews pressure-relief measures where appropriate. Follow-up helps identify changes that need additional attention or coordination with the patient’s other providers.
Foot ulcers associated with diabetes need careful assessment because circulation, sensation and pressure can affect wound management.
Our team monitors the wound, provides dressing care and reviews pressure-relief measures where appropriate. Follow-up helps identify changes that need additional attention or coordination with the patient’s other providers.
Foot ulcers associated with diabetes need careful assessment because circulation, sensation and pressure can affect wound management. Our team monitors the wound, provides dressing care and reviews pressure-relief measures where appropriate. Follow-up helps identify changes that need additional attention or coordination with the patient’s other providers.
Review the wound and patient-specific factors to guide treatment.
Provide appropriate dressing care and monitor changes based on the care plan.
Discuss relevant measures and coordinate care where clinically indicated.
Support ongoing monitoring, follow-up and patient guidance.
Circulation, sensation and pressure can affect wound management.
Follow-up identifies changes that may require additional attention or coordination with the patient’s other providers.
DISCUSS YOUR CARE NEEDS ↗Contact our team to discuss wound care needs and next steps.
Call or submit a request to discuss your wound care needs.
A clinician reviews the wound and relevant health considerations.
Care and follow-up are tailored to the individual treatment plan.
Contact Visiting Doctor Solutions to discuss wound care services and request an appointment.
