Venous stasis ulcers are commonly associated with impaired return of blood from the legs. Our clinicians assess the wound and surrounding skin, provide dressing care and consider circulation-related factors in planning treatment.
Venous stasis ulcers are commonly associated with impaired return of blood from the legs.
Our clinicians assess the wound and surrounding skin, provide dressing care and consider circulation-related factors in planning treatment. Compression or further evaluation may be recommended when appropriate for the individual patient.
Care planning considers the wound, surrounding skin, dressing needs and individual circulation-related factors.
Assess the wound and surrounding skin to help guide individualized care.
Provide dressings selected according to the wound’s condition and care plan.
Consider factors affecting blood return from the legs when planning treatment.
Compression or further evaluation may be recommended when clinically appropriate.
Our clinicians review the wound, surrounding skin and circulation-related factors to guide dressing care and ongoing assessment.
Compression or additional evaluation may be recommended when appropriate for the individual patient.
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.
