“Wound Care Advantage has been amazing for us, and they were there for us at ground level. We would have never been as successful as we are without their help from the very start.” ~Arlene Harms, CEO, Rio Grande Hospital Rural hospitals often face unique challenges, but they play a critical role in … Continued
Two WCA wound care nurses were honored with the Employee of the Month award from USC Verdugo Hills Hospital
When Dr. John Gambol started practicing hyperbaric medicine and wound care in Florida more than 20 years ago, he was an avid scuba diver and assumed most of his patients would be scuba divers, too. But they weren’t! Here’s his story.
Davidson and his father, hyperbaric medicine pioneer John D. Davidson, M.D. (R), who retired from active practice at St. Luke’s in 2002 John A. Davidson, M.D. will retire next month after 20 years at St. Luke’s Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine Center and 38 years total in medical practice. This month, WCA would like to celebrate … Continued
Nearly 850,000 people in New Mexico have diabetes or pre-diabetes, which is associated with impaired wound healing LAS CRUCES, N.M. – This month, we’d like to highlight the Center for Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine at MountainView Regional Medical Center in Las Cruces, New Mexico. The Center serves residents of Las Cruces, Dona Ana County, … Continued
Hospital’s Wound Center sees increase in younger patients with non-healing wounds stemming from diabetes
Located in Brawley, California and affiliated with the Scripps Health Network, Pioneers Memorial Healthcare District is the leading medical center in Southern California’s Imperial Valley. This month, we’d like to showcase The Wound Clinic at Pioneers and its new medical director, Joseph Bivens, M.D.
This month, we highlight the Wound Healing Center at Columbus Regional Healthcare System in Whiteville, North Carolina, now celebrating its fifth year serving Columbus County.
Its Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Program, the only hospital-based facility of its kind in San Francisco, serves patients with chronic wounds stemming from diabetes, poor circulation and the late effects of radiation therapy, among other conditions.
This month, we’d like to showcase Sion Levy, MD and Shari Kaminsky, DPM, two highly respected physicians helping patients with chronic wounds at St. Luke’s Hospital.