Diabetic Wounds
Foot ulcers or wounds in people with diabetes, often involving nerve damage or poor circulation.
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Discuss wound assessment, dressing and follow-up with our medical team, with a particular focus on diabetic wounds and bedsores.
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Wound Types & Care Enquiries
Every wound is different. Discuss the appropriate assessment, dressing and follow-up with our team. Suitability for home treatment depends on assessment.
Bedsores / Pressure Ulcers
Wounds caused by prolonged pressure, especially in patients with limited mobility.
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Surgical Wounds
Wounds after an operation, including those needing dressing or delayed-healing care.
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Leg Ulcers Due to Poor Circulation
Venous ulcers from problems with blood return, or arterial ulcers from reduced blood supply.
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Your care journey
From Enquiry to Follow-up
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Share Your Care Needs
Tell our team about the wound, the patient's location and previous treatment.
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Assessment & Care Plan
The clinician reviews the wound and discusses whether home care is suitable, proposed treatment and charges.
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Dressing & Aftercare
Appropriate dressing care is provided, with practical instructions for the patient and caregiver.
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Follow-up & Review
Discuss the next review, ongoing dressing arrangements and further referral when needed.
Caregiver Support & Ongoing Care
Follow-up helps review progress and adjust the care plan. Discuss dressing care between visits, pressure relief, caregiver needs and further investigation or referral with the clinician.
When urgent assessment is needed
Seek prompt care for spreading redness, increased warmth or swelling, pus, worsening pain, fever or new dark tissue. A diabetic foot wound can be serious even when it is not painful. Severe illness, confusion or rapidly worsening symptoms require emergency assessment.
Pricing and booking
Charges depend on the assessment, wound complexity, dressing materials, procedures and travel requirements. Contact our team to discuss the patient's needs and obtain a quote.
Let's Discuss Your Wound Care Needs
Share the patient's location, wound concerns and previous treatment. Our team will discuss the next step.