Helping Wounds Heal. Preserving Limbs. Restoring Lives.
At Roman Wound Care, we believe patients living with chronic and complex wounds deserve specialized care, clear answers, and a treatment plan built around healing.
Our team provides advanced wound evaluation and personalized treatment plans designed to address the wound itself—and the underlying factors that may be preventing it from healing.
Whether you’re living with a diabetic foot ulcer, a wound that hasn’t healed after surgery, a pressure injury, or another complex wound, we’re here to help.
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Common Services We Provide
Advanced Wound Care
● Chronic Wound Management — Comprehensive evaluation and treatment of wounds that have failed to progress through normal healing.
●Diabetic Foot Ulcers — Specialized care focused on wound healing, pressure management, infection prevention, and reducing the risk of serious complications.
●Venous & Arterial Ulcers — Evaluation and treatment of lower-extremity wounds associated with venous disease, impaired circulation, and other vascular conditions.
●Pressure Injuries — Comprehensive treatment of pressure-related wounds with strategies addressing tissue health, pressure redistribution, and contributing medical factors.
Limb Salvage & Preservation
For patients with severe or complicated lower-extremity wounds, preserving viable tissue and preventing avoidable limb loss are central goals of care.
Limb Salvage — Advanced treatment strategies for complex foot and lower-extremity wounds with an emphasis on preserving function and viable tissue whenever medically appropriate.
Surgical Debridement — Removal of devitalized, damaged, or contaminated tissue when clinically indicated to help create a healthier environment for wound healing.
Offloading & Pressure Management — Strategies designed to reduce pressure on vulnerable areas and support healing of diabetic, neuropathic, and pressure-related wounds.
Multidisciplinary Care Coordination — Coordination with vascular specialists, infectious disease physicians, podiatry, primary care, home health, and other providers when additional expertise is needed.
Advanced Healing Therapies
When conventional wound care alone isn’t enough, advanced treatment options may be incorporated into an individualized wound care plan.
Biologic Skin Substitutes — Advanced wound products that may be used for appropriate chronic wounds when clinically indicated and medically necessary.
Negative Pressure Wound Therapy — Advanced wound therapy that uses controlled negative pressure to manage drainage and support the development of healthy tissue.
Compression Therapy — Specialized compression strategies for appropriate patients with venous disease, swelling, and lower-extremity wounds.
Advanced Wound Dressings — Selection of wound-specific dressings and products based on factors including tissue condition, drainage, wound depth, and stage of healing.
Wounds & Conditions We Treat
Roman Wound Care specializes in the treatment of chronic, complex, and difficult-to-heal wounds, including:
● Diabetic foot ulcers
● Venous leg ulcers
● Arterial ulcers
● Pressure injuries
● Chronic non-healing wounds
● Complex surgical wounds
● Postoperative wounds
● Wound dehiscence
● Traumatic wounds
● Lower-extremity wounds
● Wounds complicated by edema
● Complex soft-tissue defects
● Wounds requiring advanced or reconstructive treatment
A wound that isn’t healing deserves specialized attention.
Our team works to identify what’s preventing healing, develop an individualized treatment plan, and provide advanced wound care focused on protecting your health, mobility, and quality of life.
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Roman Wound Care
Advanced Wound Care. Limb Preservation. Reconstructive Expertise.
Clinically driven wound care focused on delivering personalized, evidence-based treatment for chronic and complex wounds.
Treatment varies by patient. Information provided on this website is for educational purposes and is not medical advice. Treatment recommendations are determined by licensed healthcare providers based on each patient’s individual condition and clinical needs.