Diabetic Foot Care

At-Home Mobile Diabetic Foot Ulcer Specialists Serving All of Wisconsin

Managing diabetes requires careful attention to your health, particularly regarding your feet. Diabetic foot ulcers are a frequent and serious complication, but with proper care, they can be managed and even prevented. At Cornerstone Wound Care Associates, we provide expert treatment right at your doorstep, ensuring that you receive the best care without having to leave the comfort of your home.

Types of Diabetic Foot Wounds We Treat

Diabetic foot ulcers can manifest in various forms, each requiring specialized care:

Neuropathic Ulcers: These ulcers occur due to nerve damage, which often results in a loss of sensation in the feet. Without the ability to feel pain, minor injuries may go unnoticed and can develop into serious wounds.
Ischemic Ulcers: These ulcers are caused by poor blood flow, which can severely impair the body’s ability to heal.
Neuroischemic Ulcers: This type involves a combination of nerve damage and poor circulation, making them particularly challenging to treat. Comprehensive treatment is required for effective healing.

Our mobile clinic is equipped to handle these and other types of diabetic foot wounds, providing personalized care plans tailored to your specific needs.

Advanced Therapies for Diabetic Foot Ulcers

At Cornerstone Wound Care Associates, we use state-of-the-art therapies to treat diabetic foot ulcers effectively – most commonly:

Debridement: The process of removing dead tissue to promote healing and minimize the risk of infection.
Advanced Dressings: Employing the latest advancements in wound care technology, such as hydrocolloid, alginate, and antimicrobial dressings.
Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT): An effective treatment method that uses controlled suction to enhance the healing process.

Our specialists provide advanced treatments directly to you, ensuring consistent, high-quality care without the stress of traveling.

We also provide residential wound care visits to nursing & assisted living facilities, primary care clinics, caregiving agencies, & home health care.