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WOUND CARE

Specialist assessment and clinical management of foot wounds and ulcers

Specialised wound care provides expert clinical assessment, sterile debridement, advanced dressings, and offloading management for complex foot ulcers and slow-healing wounds

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ABOUT THE SERVICE

What is specialist podiatry wound care?

Foot ulcers can arise from neuropathy, peripheral arterial disease, pressure points, or minor trauma that fails to heal naturally.

Without timely care, foot wounds carry a high risk of bacterial infection and serious complications.

Our team brings dedicated clinical wound care techniques — including sterile debridement, modern moisture-balancing dressings, infection checks, and pressure offloading.

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WHEN IT MAY HELP

When is clinical wound care required?

Immediate professional assessment is essential if you have:

  • An open sore, break in the skin, or blister on the foot
  • A slow-healing diabetic foot wound or pressure ulcer
  • Redness, warmth, swelling, or drainage from a wound
  • Skin breakdown beneath calluses or between toes

Prompt care prevents serious wound complications.

We collaborate closely with your primary care physician.

YOUR APPOINTMENT

What happens during a wound consultation?

Wound care follows strict clinical hygiene and offloading protocols

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Wound measurement & tissue assessment

We inspect wound dimensions, depth, tissue bed, and signs of infection.

02

Sterile sharp debridement

Non-viable dead tissue is carefully removed to encourage healthy granulation.

03

Advanced clinical dressing

Specialised moisture-regulating antimicrobial dressings are applied.

04

Pressure offloading strategy

Felt padding, specialized boots, or insoles are used to take pressure off the wound.

Atlantic Podiatry clinician with anatomical foot model

WHAT TO EXPECT

How often are visits needed?

Active foot wounds typically require regular weekly or twice-weekly dressing changes.

Your podiatrist will provide clear instructions on keeping dressings clean and dry between visits.

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Ongoing healing plan

Wound care involves continuous monitoring:

If you experience high fever or rapidly spreading redness, seek emergency medical care.

  • Scheduled regular re-dressing appointments
  • Offloading felt or orthotic modifications
  • Physician or specialist referral if systemic infection is suspected

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OUR PODIATRY TEAM

Who provides this service?

Our clinicians are trained in complex foot wound management.

Matthew Francis

Matthew Francis

Clinical Director / Managing Podiatrist

Megan Kelly

Megan Kelly

General & High Risk Foot Podiatrist

Yaw Nimoh

Yaw Nimoh

MSK, Sports & Advanced Practice Podiatrist

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Insurance Partners

We work with a range of insurance providers. Please check your individual policy for coverage.

Moongate Group
Future Care
GEHI
CG Insurance
Allshores
Moongate Group
Future Care
GEHI
CG Insurance
Allshores
Moongate Group
Future Care
GEHI
CG Insurance
Allshores

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