Advanced Wound Care
at Capital Foot Care
At Capital Foot Care, we recognize the critical nature of proper wound care, particularly for individuals with diabetes or Peripheral Artery Disease (P.A.D.). Our expert team is dedicated to providing specialized care for foot ulcers and wounds, understanding the serious risks these conditions pose, including severe disability and the possibility of amputation if left untreated
The Risks Associated with Foot Wounds:
Reduced blood flow due to diabetes or P.A.D. can lead to the formation of ulcers or wounds on the feet. These wounds, if not treated promptly and effectively, can escalate into serious complications. Early detection and treatment are key to preventing severe outcomes.
Importance of Immediate Treatment:
If you have an ulcer or wound on your foot, it’s imperative to seek medical attention immediately. Early treatment, which may include minor in-office procedures, can be crucial in resolving these issues before they advance to more serious stages.
Our Approach to Wound Care:
- Thorough assessment and treatment of foot ulcers and wounds.
- Utilization of advanced treatment techniques to promote healing.
- Collaboration with vascular doctors and wound care clinics for comprehensive care, especially in advanced cases.
Comprehensive Care for Advanced Wound Cases:
For wounds that have progressed to more advanced stages, our podiatrists work closely with a network of vascular specialists and wound care clinics. This collaborative approach ensures that you receive the comprehensive care necessary to address this serious condition effectively.
Diabetic Foot care
Routine Diabetic foot care will help prevent complications from Diabetes. If you have diabetes, regular foot care is one of the essential steps for staying healthy.
Diabetes can cause plaque buildup in the arteries that supply blood to your lower legs and feet. This can lead to ulcerative wounds and Peripheral Artery disease.
Wound care
Vascular disease can have a negative effect on the health of your feet. This can lead to open wounds called ulcers. Our Podiatrist can help detect vascular disease and prevent or treat ulcers.
Vascular Disease
The symptoms of Vascular disease often cause pain in your lower legs and feet. It can also cause wounds or ulcers to form. Our Podiatrist has the technology and experience to detect vascular disease to prevent more serious complications to your foot health.
Routine Foot care
Routine foot care by our experience doctors will help keep your feet healthy. We can treat anything from heel pain, unsightly bunions, ingrown toenails and much more.
In Office Surgery
Sometimes the cause of your foot pain may need a more involved approach to treat. Our experienced Podiatrist can perform minimal invasive surgical procedures right inside the comfort of our office. If the procedure requires a more extensive approach our Podiatrist will be hands on for any necessary hospital procedures
Sports Medicine
If you are involved in Sporting activities, you may incur an injury to your feet. Our Podiatrist not only treat sports injuries but they can also provide advice and orthotics to help your feet be more comfortable while engaging in your sporting activities.
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Southern Ave SE
Scheduling Your Wound Care Appointment:
Don’t delay the care you need. Make an appointment with our wound care specialists today and begin your journey to recovery. Our team is committed to providing the highest quality care to start your healing process.