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The next generation in wound care.

Tyler Yerkes, PA

About Us

Our technologies support the repair, reconstruction, replacement, or supplementation of the patient’s own tissue. Instead of mainly treating the symptoms of chronic conditions, they are designed to address the root of causes.

Conditions Treated

– Chronic Wounds

– Diabetic Ulcers

– Pressure Wounds

– Slow or non-healing wounds

– Venous Ulcers

– Surgical Wounds

What Sets Us Apart –>

– Same-Day Appointments

– Transportation Arrangements 

– Personalized Care Plans

– Advanced Technology

Improved Quality of Life       During/After Treatment

We work with major insurance’s and Medicare.

The Practice

Wound Care That Works

Diabetes & Wound Healing

As patients with diabetes often suffer from slow-healing wounds, examination of small wounds is important to prevent the development of abcesesses and ulcers.

Advanced Technologies

We leverage cellular/tissue-based products that significantly reduce the average healing time and provide superior pain relief.

Our services

7

Initial Evaluation

Quick turnover time from referral to initial appointment.

Obtain patient medical history and assess the wound.

Dress the wound as necessary and determine treatment protocol with patient’s input.

Wound cleaning with surgical disinfectant and sterile technique. 

7

Debridement and Dressing

Multiple debridement using autolytic, enzymatic, and manual methods. 

Wound dressing with impregnated gauze, hydrogel, and antimicrobial infused materials. 

Pressure wounds treated with foam dressing for extra padding and comfort. 

7

Advanced Wound Care Protocol

Determine the best treatment protocol with the patient to ensure patient compliance. 

Apply skin substitue treatments for qualifying patients. Submit insurance benefit verifications to avoid patient responsibility while receiving advanced treatment. 

Supplement skin substitute and conventional treatment with advanced therapies, such as cold laser therapy.

7

Patient Education and Re-Examinations

Provide extensive wound education to the patient for proper self-care at home.

Supply necessary materials and quick response to patient’s questions to ensure proper wound management outside of our care.

Perform wound re-evaluations for three weeks, then on an as needed basis once treatment protcol is complete.

7

Documentation

Document progression of healing with weekly photographs and wound measurements.

Update referring doctors throughout patient’s treatment protocol with notes, pictures, and other information required.

Patient Testimonial’s

Diabetic Leg Ulcer

“After 4 months of recommended wound care at my regular doctor, I found United Wound Care Centers. 4 short weeks later, I have already seen an amazing improvement.”

Pressure Ulcer

“My husband had been seeing another doctor for several months before finding United Wound Care Centers for the pressure ulcer in his foot. These doctors have made significant progress and the wounds are healing beautifully after 4 treatments. We’re very pleased!”

Slow Healing Wounds

“In 4 weeks they did what the previous doctor couldn’t do in 12 weeks! The 3 wounds on my legs are smaller and finally seeing progress! Thanks to the awesome doctors at United Wound Care.”