A non-healing or hard-to-heal wound can be difficult to live with and manage. At Rochester Regional Health, our wound care centers provide advanced care for complex wounds so that you can regain your health and get back to doing the things you love. Our hyperbaric oxygen therapy chambers are some of the largest and most comfortable in the region.
Wounds that take longer than a month to heal may require specialized care. These wounds are considered chronic, and can be caused by:
Non-healing wounds affect more than 6.5 million Americans a year. If you are dealing with a chronic wound, you are not alone. Rochester Regional Health can help.Learn about wound types that we treat
Our Wound Care Centers and its patients continually rank the Center above the 98th percentile for satisfaction. Our multidisciplinary team addresses the needs of patients with wounds that have not responded to conventional treatment.
Our team develops a personalized plan that matches each patient with techniques including:
Living life with an ostomy doesn’t need to keep you or a loved one from living a full and healthy life. That’s why the staff at the Ostomy Program at Rochester Regional Wound Care Center is here to support you.
Your doctor or surgeon may recommend an ostomy to treat a digestive or urinary system disease. The surgery involves creating an opening (stoma) from inside the body to the outside to help eliminate waste.
Ostomy surgery is a common procedure. Every year, an estimated 113,000 people need a temporary or permanent ostomy. Hundreds of thousands of individuals live, work and maintain relationships with an ostomy.
