Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is a wound?

A non-healing wound is defined as one that has not improved in four weeks, or has not completely healed in eight weeks.

Who is most likely to suffer from chronic wounds?

Diabetics are at risk, as well as spinal cord injury patients. Other candidates include those who have venous insufficiency, PVD (Peripheral Vascular Disease), collagen vascular disease, or have experienced severe, physical trauma.

What is a wound care institute?

The Wound Care Institute of Ocean County is a unique clinical institute that provides a comprehensive treatment program for patients with non-healing wounds.

How does a wound institute operate differently than a clinic or hospital?

Like a hospital, patient confidentiality is our highest priority. Patients receive personalized care at the Wound Care Institute. A detailed approach lets us focus completely on the patient’s problem. Many patients find the availability of our focused comprehensive care very convenient and appealing.

What kinds of professionals are affiliated at the Wound Care Institute of Ocean County?

The Wound Care Institute of Ocean County is a unique clinical institute that provides a comprehensive treatment program for patients with non-healing wounds.