Wound Conditions We Treat in St. Louis
At United Wound Care, we treat many different types of wounds, including Diabetic Foot Ulcers, Venous Leg Ulcers, Post-Surgical and Trauma Wounds, and Pressure Ulcers.
We accept most major insurance plans and focus on making advanced wound care accessible, convenient, and personalized.
Our team works with patients, families, and referral partners to manage complex or non-healing wounds in clinic, facility, and home settings when appropriate. Our focus is on reliable care, clear communication, and healing progress.
Wound Types We Treat
United Wound Care evaluates and treats a wide range of chronic, complex and non-healing wounds across Greater St. Louis. Treatment recommendations are individualized based on the wound, the patient’s overall health and factors that may be affecting healing.
Chronic Non-Healing Wounds
Some wounds fail to improve despite weeks or months of routine care. We evaluate chronic and non-healing wounds for barriers such as pressure, poor circulation, swelling, infection, nutrition, medical conditions and other factors that may interfere with healing.
Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Diabetes can affect circulation, sensation and the body’s ability to heal. We evaluate diabetic foot ulcers for factors that may delay healing and develop a treatment plan that may include wound care, pressure relief and coordination with other members of the care team.
Pressure Injuries
Pressure injuries can develop when prolonged pressure, friction or shear damages the skin and underlying tissue. Our team evaluates the wound, contributing risk factors and the patient’s overall condition to develop an individualized treatment and prevention plan.
Venous Leg Ulcers
Venous leg ulcers often develop when poor vein function and swelling contribute to skin breakdown in the lower legs. Treatment focuses on the wound as well as underlying factors such as edema, circulation and appropriate compression when clinically indicated.
Surgical Wounds
Most surgical wounds heal as expected, but some become slow-healing, reopen or develop other complications. We evaluate difficult surgical wounds and help identify factors that may be delaying recovery.
Complex or Difficult Cases
Complex wounds may involve multiple medical conditions, recurrent breakdown, infection concerns, surgical complications or other barriers to healing. United Wound Care provides specialized evaluation and treatment for patients whose wounds require a more comprehensive approach.
Insurance Coverage for Wound Care
We strive to be as accessible as possible by accepting a wide range of insurance plans. This includes Medicare, Medicaid, Veteran's Affairs, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid Managed Plans, Commercial Plans, Work Comp, and more. If you require care and find that we don’t accept your insurance, please reach out to us. We will be happy to explore options to assist you.
What Our Patients Say
Sharon
"Glad I found them! Would highly recommend United Wound Care!"