Comprehensive care and modern therapies
Wound care
Treatment of chronic and hard-to-heal wounds: a holistic assessment, wound debridement, negative-pressure, larval, autologous therapies and specialist dressings.
Comprehensive care and modern therapies
Treatment of chronic and hard-to-heal wounds: a holistic assessment, wound debridement, negative-pressure, larval, autologous therapies and specialist dressings.

What sets us apart?
We don't just treat the wound - we look for its underlying cause. Our wound care experts work with vascular surgeons, cardiologists, orthopedists and physiotherapists.
Negative-pressure therapy, larval wound therapy, physical methods and autologous dressings.
We move beyond standard solutions toward active dressings - hydrogel, alginate or ionic-silver - matched to the current healing phase.
Wound care team
Below you'll find profiles of the people providing wound treatment, specialist dressing selection and healing follow-up.
Available specialists
2 specialists
How to choose
Check whether a profile focuses on hard-to-heal wounds, dressing selection, negative-pressure therapy, or healing follow-up.
Specialist in surgical nursing and palliative care
He treats wounds, selects dressings and supports patients who need their healing process monitored.
Specialist nurse in surgical nursing and wound care
She treats hard-to-heal wounds, selects dressings and supports patients who need monitoring of the healing process.
Scope of services
A consultation and wound management, choosing the next steps and dressing to match the current state of the tissue.
Applying a dressing after assessing the wound; the final cost depends on the size and type of material used.
Before your first visit
A few simple tips to help you prepare calmly for your first contact and make the most of your appointment time.
01
bring any earlier recommendations, discharge notes, test results and information about treatment so far
02
note the names of any dressings or products you've already used
03
leave the dressing currently in place on the wound — do not change it for a new one, and tell us how long the problem has lasted and how it's changing
04
it helps to prepare information about your medications, diabetes, vascular disease and other factors affecting healing
Next step
This page helps you calmly review the scope of care in wound care. If you already know what you need, you can go straight to contact, see specialists in this field or return to the full range of services.
If you want to book an appointment or have an organisational question, registration will help you choose the right contact channel and next step.
Go to contactCheck whether a profile focuses on hard-to-heal wounds, dressing selection, negative-pressure therapy, or healing follow-up.
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