Non-healing wounds, infection and gangrene risk demand urgent, specialist attention. Our advanced wound-healing protocols are designed to control infection, accelerate healing and prevent amputation.
Diabetic foot ulcers are a leading cause of lower-limb amputation. When neuropathy dulls sensation and poor circulation slows recovery, wounds go unnoticed and heal slowly — giving infection and tissue damage time to take hold.
Alarmingly, good sugar numbers alone are not protective: one-third of patients who develop diabetic foot ulcers or undergo amputations had an HbA1c below 7% — traditionally considered well-controlled. Structured foot care matters as much as glucose control.
Effective ulcer care must combine wound management, offloading pressure, infection control, circulation assessment and nerve screening — because loss of protective sensation is often the reason a wound begins in the first place.
Most amputations are preventable. Timely, structured wound care — starting within hours of a non-healing wound being noticed — controls infection before it spreads, protects healthy tissue and dramatically improves the chance of saving the limb.
Every program follows the same three-stage pathway — comprehensive assessment, personalized intervention, and continuous outcome measurement.
Wound grading, vascular & nerve assessment and an infection screen build a complete picture of the ulcer and the tissue around it.
Advanced dressings, debridement, offloading of pressure, targeted infection control and glycaemic optimisation — tailored to your wound.
Wound tracking and healing metrics captured at each visit show whether the ulcer is closing — so care is guided by results, not assumptions.