Wound is the disruption of tissue integrity due to any external cause. There are two types of wounds, acute and chronic.

Acute wounds are wounds that are formed due to some reasons such as abrasions, burns and cuts and can usually heal within 3-4 weeks. Chronic wounds are bed dependency, circulatory failure, diabetes, etc. These are the wounds that occur as a result of conditions and do not heal for more than 6-8 weeks, and can be long-term or permanent.

Home dressing service is the process of dressing acute or minor wounds caused by injuries and various diseases in the body at regular intervals.

The healing process of wounds varies according to the type of wound. It is important to keep the wound site clean, as infection of the wound site will prolong the healing time and impair the healing. Again, drying of the wound will delay the healing, and dressing the wound in a way that will provide a moist environment will shorten the healing process.

Dressing service should be performed by trained health personnel. Otherwise, it should be kept in mind that unconscious practices on this subject may harm the area where the wound is located and general health. In the comfort of your home, our dressing service is provided by our expert health personnel.

Our home dressing and wound care service areas, which are carried out with multidisciplinary approaches, are listed as follows:

Wounds that do not heal for a long time after surgery,
Arterial insufficiency wound (wounds due to occlusive vessel disease)
Venous insufficiency wounds (varicose sores),
radiation injury wound,
Pressure ulcer / pressure ulcer / decubitus (injury on the back and buttocks as a result of inactivity),
Diabetic foot / diabetic ulcer wound,
Diagnosis and treatment procedures are carried out in many areas such as acute and chronic wounds.
*For bedridden patients, it is necessary to prevent the formation of bedsores and to regularly care for existing wounds. Our expert team, which carries out dressing and wound care at home, also provides the necessary training to the relatives and caregivers of these patients. In this way, the opening of new wounds is prevented and the existing wounds heal quickly and effectively.