Wound Care
Foot and ankle wounds require expert medical attention to prevent infection, complications, and long-term mobility issues. At In Motion Foot and Ankle, our wound care program focuses on both healing and prevention, particularly for patients with diabetes or circulation problems.
Chronic wounds, such as diabetic foot ulcers, can develop from even minor injuries if not treated properly. These wounds are often slow to heal due to poor blood flow, nerve damage, or repeated pressure on the affected area.
Our team uses advanced techniques to treat wounds, including debridement (removal of damaged tissue), specialized dressings, and infection control. We also perform vascular testing when necessary to ensure proper circulation is present to support healing.
Wound care at our clinic goes beyond immediate treatment. We emphasize patient education, helping individuals understand how to protect their feet, recognize early warning signs, and reduce the risk of recurrence.
By addressing wounds promptly and effectively, In Motion Foot and Ankle helps patients avoid serious complications such as infections, hospitalization, or even amputation.