Wound and
Ostomy Care
We provide the highest level of medical services for problematic, hard-to-heal wounds. Our wound-care certified providers and experienced clinicians evaluate wounds using evidence-based standards to develop an individualized treatment plan that will give you the best care when you need it most. In addition to advanced therapies, we can provide you with patient/caregiver education and recommendations. Appointments are required at our Wound Center. To learn more or make an appointment, call 847-618-3231.
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Expert and Compassionate Care
- All of our expert care providers at our Wound Center have earned the distinction of Certified Wound Specialist (CWS®) bestowed by the American Board of Wound Management (ABWM). The CWS® board certification is a formal recognition of a master level knowledge and specialty practice in wound management.
- Advanced techniques to promote wound healing
- Care plan developed in conjunction with you, your primary care physician, nurses, therapists, dietitians and diabetic educators
- Home treatment coordinated with our Home Healthcare Services
- Treatment coordinated with inpatient wound-care nurses
Medical Coverage
Our services are covered under Medicare and most other insurance plans.
- A physician order for “Evaluate and Treat” with a diagnosis may be faxed to 847-618-3229
- HMO insurance recipients must have a referral prior to scheduling
- Please contact your insurance provider regarding your plan benefits
- We handle the billing
Conditions We Treat
Treatment Options
- Advanced wound care treatment
Use of advanced wound care products, dressings and treatments to promote and maintain wound healing - Compression therapy
Treatments that decrease and prevent fluid buildup in the legs - Negative-pressure therapy
A controlled application of pressure to a wound that promotes healing - Wound debridement
Removal of dead, devitalized or contaminated tissue and any foreign material from a wound
Wound Care Treatment Locations
