Chronic or slow-healing wounds can affect your mobility, independence, and overall quality of life. Our dedicated team of wound care specialists provides consistent diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic wounds throughout the Bronx, NY.
We work closely with every patient, using advanced wound assessment techniques and evidence-based care, to control infection risk and support faster, safer healing.
Many wounds that don’t heal on their own are tied to an underlying condition such as diabetes, poor circulation, or prolonged pressure rather than the wound itself. That’s why our approach starts with identifying the root cause, not just treating the surface. From there, we build a clear, step-by-step care plan designed around how your body heals.
Patients leave each visit understanding exactly what’s happening with their wound, what to expect next, and how to care for it at home between appointments because consistent care between visits is often just as important as the treatment itself.
Our wound care specialists are highly experienced in diagnosing and treating both straightforward and complex chronic wounds.
We work with many insurance plans to ensure you receive the care you need without anxiety. Contact us for more details on your coverage options.
Our wound care clinics are conveniently located to ensure patients can reach us without any hassle. You can visit our experienced specialists at 3071 Perry Avenue, Bronx, and 1163 Manor Avenue, Bronx for professional care and treatment. Booking an appointment is simple just call (718) 231-6700 and our team will assist you in scheduling a visit based on your health concerns.
If you are dealing with a non-healing wound, signs of infection, or an urgent wound care issue, our staff can also help arrange a same-day appointment whenever possible. We understand that some wounds require immediate attention, which is why we also accept walk-in patients who need prompt medical care. Our goal is to provide quick, reliable, and compassionate support for all your wound care needs.
Wound care specialists diagnose and treat diabetic ulcers, pressure ulcers, venous and arterial ulcers, surgical wounds, traumatic wounds, and infected or slow-healing wounds.
Yes. Wound care specialists evaluate the cause of diabetic ulcers and recommend treatments such as debridement, advanced dressings, offloading, or referral for further care when necessary.
Yes. Wound care doctors are experienced in identifying why a wound isn’t healing and providing targeted treatment to restore proper healing.
Your doctor will review your medical history, examine the wound, assess circulation if needed, and may recommend imaging or lab tests for an accurate diagnosis.
Yes. Wound care specialists provide comprehensive care for pressure ulcers, including wound cleaning, dressing changes, pressure relief strategies, and monitoring for infection.
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