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Wound care and oxygen chamber services

Medical name: Wound care and hyperbaric medicine

Overview

The human body has a remarkable ability to heal. However, sometimes wounds will not heal on their own. People of all ages can suffer from non-healing wounds. Diabetes, infection, poor circulation, and other issues can delay healing and recovery.

Why Piedmont

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Compassionate approach

Our caring multidisciplinary team works together to encourage and accelerate your healing.
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Convenient locations

Our wound care services are available throughout Georgia, ensuring you have easy access to quality care.
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Advanced treatments

We offer a range of treatments based on the latest research and best practices.

Our wound care and hyperbaric services are designed to help speed the relief of hard-to-heal wounds.

Wound care specialists

We offer a multidisciplinary team approach to facilitate wound healing that includes specialized care from the following experts:

  • Wound care physicians
  • Surgeons
  • Podiatrists
  • Nurse practitioners
  • Nurses
  • Advanced wound care clinicians
  • Hyperbaric technicians

Oxygen chamber therapy

Oxygen chamber therapy, also called hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT), is an adjunctive treatment. You breathe 100% oxygen while enclosed in a pressurized chamber at a pressure greater than normal atmospheric pressure. While breathing pure oxygen, your blood plasma becomes saturated, carrying 15 to 20 times the normal amount of oxygen to the body's tissues.

Hyperbaric therapy is well known for treating underwater diving accidents. It also offers healing benefits for other approved medical conditions.

Our hyperbaric medicine doctors work closely with your primary care provider to coordinate care that meets your needs. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy works best as part of a total care program. Good nutrition and daily wound care help achieve optimal healing results.

Conditions and treatments

Learn more about the wound care conditions we treat.

Wound care conditions

  • Air or gas embolism

  • Acute arterial insufficiency

  • Carbon monoxide poisoning

  • Compromised flaps and grafts

  • Crush injury

  • Decompression sickness

  • Delayed radiation injury

  • Exceptional blood loss

  • Gas gangrene

  • Necrotizing soft tissue infections

  • Osteomyelitis (refractory)

  • Selected problem wounds

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