Wound Care

Daniel
Drake Center for Post-Acute Care’s Advanced Wound Care program, located
at the main campus in Hartwell, can be the best solution in the region
for individuals with wound conditions that are:
- healing too slowly
- worsening
- causing discomfort or pain
- prompting a primary care physician to refer the patient to a specialist.
What We Do
We provide comprehensive care for inpatients with non-healing wounds caused by:
- Ostomies
- Diabetes
- Traumatic wounds and others
- Burns and reconstructive surgery
- Post-surgical complications
- Compromised skin grafts
- Ulcers caused by vasculitis and sickle cell anemia
Our Wound Care program is the only one of its kind in the country
with a wound care-certified staff dedicated exclusively to wound care.
Team members use innovative, evidence-based treatment protocols,
allowing the program to achieve outcomes that surpass national
benchmarks. These include:
- 90% of inpatients experience wound volume reduction of
50% or better in four weeks (a recent clinical study indicated that a
50% reduction in 12 weeks is a good indicator of healing);
- Complete healing for 55% of patients with complex surgical/trauma wounds.
Comprehensive Therapies for All Wound Conditions
- Treatment options like bioengineered skin substitutes,
hyperbaric oxygen therapy, negative pressure wound therapy and wound
vacuum system, transcutaneous oxygen monitoring, electrical stimulation,
pulsatile lavage and more
- Bariatric hyperbaric oxygen chambers to treat complex wounds for persons up to 700 pounds
- Partnerships with our physical therapy department to provide
wheelchair fittings, helping to provide the right fit to wheelchairs to
prevent pressure ulcers from forming
- State-of-the-art, Web-based system to track wound care outcomes and progress over time
- Participation in wound research to develop new treatments and best practices.
For more information on Daniel Drake Center’s Advanced Wound Care program, call 513-418-HEAL (4325).
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