The Wound Healing Center at Medina Hospital uses a unique multidisciplinary approach to wound healing and provides complete wound care services to those suffering from diabetic ulcers, pressure ulcers, infections, comprised skin grafts and flaps and other slow-healing wounds.

Our expert team of doctors and nurses will evaluate your wound(s) and develop a treatment plan that is customized to your individual needs.

The Wound Healing Center at Medina Hospital offers a comprehensive range of treatments to provide you with the most advanced care for your wound. One such treatment is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), which can be an essential part of the healing process.

You should seek treatment for a wound if:

  • You have a wound that has not healed in 30 days
  • You have a wound that is causing you pain, is swollen, odorous, or has changed colors
  • You have a surgical wound that shows signs of infection

Start the Healing Process

Call today to make an appointment at the Wound Healing Center at Medina Hospital 330.721.5126.

Wound Care Center Information

Types of Wounds Treated

The Wound Healing Center at Medina Hospital is equipped to treat many different types of wounds, including:

  • Diabetic wounds/ulcers
  • Slow healing wounds (wounds that have not shown improvement in four weeks)
  • Certain bone and skin infections
  • Radiation injuries
  • Compromised skin grafts or flaps
  • Gangrene
  • Non-healing surgical wounds
  • Chronic wounds
  • Venous and arterial wounds
  • Pressure ulcers

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a specialized medical treatment that increases the amount of oxygen in your bloodstream, allowing oxygen to pass more easily through the plasma in your blood. HBOT at Medina Hospital utilizes a multi-place treatment room which can accommodate up to 10 patients. One hundred percent oxygen is administered during treatment.

During your Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy treatment, you can sit back, relax, read, nap or watch a movie; the only physical sensation you may feel is slight pressure in your eardrums.

Some conditions that are treated with HBOT include:

  • Diabetic wounds/ulcers
  • Slow healing wounds (wounds that have not shown improvement in four weeks)
  • Certain bone and skin infections
  • Radiation injuries
  • Compromised skin grafts or flaps
  • Gangrene
  • Carbon monoxide poisoning

For more information regarding Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), call 330.721.5127.