Wound healing with hyperbaric oxygen therapy
Understanding how to care for wounds is important. When your wound isn’t healing as it should, our care team at Ascension St. John Wound Center Jane Phillips is here to help. We listen to understand you and your health concerns. Then we work with you to create a care plan that’s right for you.
Doctors and nurses at the wound care center in Bartlesville, Oklahoma specialize in treating complex, slow-healing wounds, including diabetic foot ulcers and venous leg ulcers. We offer advanced wound-care treatments, such as hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) to help promote healing. Other wound healing treatments include:
- Infection prevention and management
- Wound cleaning and debridement
- Diagnostic testing
- Advanced dressings
- Compression therapy
- Negative pressure therapy
- Total contact casting
- Skin substitute application
Wound care after surgery or an injury is critical for your health. Regular wound checks, especially in hard-to-see places, may help prevent infection and serious complications.
Advanced wound healing with hyperbaric oxygen therapy
The hyperbaric oxygen chamber is a painless environment that delivers oxygen-rich therapy to your whole body to promote wound healing. During hyperbaric oxygen therapy, you breathe in concentrated oxygen which quickly enters your bloodstream and helps heal the wound from the inside out. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a treatment for many serious conditions, including diabetic foot ulcers and slow-healing wounds.
Talk with our care team to see if your wound can benefit from hyperbaric oxygen. We take the time to answer your questions and explain how hyperbaric oxygen therapy helps heal your wound. For questions or to schedule an appointment, call 918-331-1867.
Hyperbaric chamber is used to treat many conditions
Our wound care doctors use hyperbaric oxygen therapy to treat many wound conditions, including:
- Severe diabetic wounds or foot ulcers
- Crush injury to skin or bone
- Radiation Injuries to bone, tissue, or bladder
- Progressive necrotizing infection
- Acute peripheral arterial insufficiency
Work with our wound care team to manage your recovery
Our doctors and nurses listen to understand you and your health concerns. We understand your emotions when wounds are not healing. We show you how to improve your wound-cleaning hygiene at home as part of your personalized recovery plan. Our goal is to help prevent rehospitalization for infection or wound-healing complications, and to improve your quality of life.