Wound Care
When you have a non-healing wound, turn to the Concord Hospital Wound and Hyperbaric Center and Concord Hospital Wound Healing - Laconia for expert attention, personal education, and ongoing care for acute and chronic or non-healing wounds. The team of wound care experts provides early intervention, patient education, prevention, reduction of non-healing wound complications, and wound management to help you improve your overall quality of life. Additional consultative physicians supplement the services provided through an interdisciplinary approach to care. They focus on early intervention and educating you on how to prevent future wounds.
Where you receive your care, Concord or Laconia, depends on where you establish your initial care. When selecting a provider, note that our providers are assigned Concord or Laconia as their location. If you wish to be seen in Concord, choose a provider that sees patients at Concord Hospital Wound and Hyperbaric Center. Similarly, if you want to be seen in Laconia, choose a provider who sees patients at Concord Hospital Wound Healing - Laconia.
Wound healing treatments may be performed for a variety of signs and symptoms, including circulatory problems, diabetes, pressure sores, or unusual infections. The location in Concord consists of seven treatment rooms and two hyperbaric oxygen chambers. In Laconia, there are two treatment rooms. With the exception of hyperbaric oxygen therapy and low-frequency ultrasound debridement, all services are available at both locations.
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Conditions
- Bedsores and pressure injuries
- Diabetic foot ulcers
- Lacerations
- Skin tears
- Wounds
- Chronic wounds
- Complex wounds
- Non-healing wounds
- Surgical wounds
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Diagnosis
- Arterial ulcers
- Atypical ulcers
- Diabetic foot ulcers
- Failed grafts and flaps
- Moisture-associated skin damage
- Non-healing surgical wounds
- Pressure ulcers
- Skin tears
- Traumatic wounds, lacerations, abrasions
- Venous insufficiency, venous stasis, venous ulcers
Treatments & Therapies
All treatments are performed by board-certified providers experienced in wound care and nurses specially trained or certified in wound care.
- Advanced dressings
- Biologic dressings
- Compression wraps
- Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (Available only in Concord)
- Incision and drainage
- Low-frequency ultrasound debridement (Available only in Concord)
- Negative pressure wound therapy
- Offloading diabetic foot ulcers
- Skin substitutes
- Total contact casting
Accredited Center
Concord Hospital Wound and Hyperbaric Center is fully accredited by the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society. Accreditation recognizes the highest level of treatment and patient safety. Accreditation is voluntary, and while not yet widely required by insurance companies, some are beginning to include accreditation as part of their criteria in paying for hyperbaric treatment.
