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Patient Care

 

At Rapha Wound Care, we are dedicated to providing compassionate, patient care that promotes healing and enhances your quality of life. Our skilled team focuses on ensuring your comfort and dignity through tailored treatment plans within a supportive environment. You can count on us to deliver the advanced care you need for a successful recovery.

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Prioritizing Patient Comfort

Specializing in safe, pH-balanced, skin friendly liquid debridement, and other techniques to minimize pain

Leveraging the highest quality materials, at every stage of the healing process

Using state-of-the-art technology, like bio-engineered skin grafting, to avoid unnecessary skin damage

Creating a safe and welcoming environment, where our patients feel valued and respected, inclusive of their background and beliefs

Delivering mobile treatment, in the safety of each patient’s own home

Wounds We Treat

Non - Healing Wounds

Non-healing wounds are chronic wounds that resist treatment and

fail to improve over time. 

Resulting to  infections, and may  cause pain, discomfort, and a diminished quality of life.

Diabetic Ulcers

Diabetic ulcers are chronic,

non-healing wounds, most commonly found on the feet,

that develop in individuals

with diabetes. 

Pressure Ulcers

Pressure ulcers, also known as bedsores or pressure sores, are injuries to the skin and

underlying tissue resulting from

prolonged pressure on the skin.

Venous Stasis Ulcer

Venous stasis ulcers are chronic sores that occur on the lower legs due to poor blood circulation, specifically when venous blood flow back to the heart is inadequate.

Arterial Ulcers

Arterial ulcers are wounds that occur due to inadequate blood flow through the arteries to the limbs, particularly the feet

and legs. 

Infected Wounds

Infected wounds are injuries where bacteria or other pathogens have colonized, leading to an infection. 

Whom should be referred to Rapha Wound Care?

  • Patients with a wound that persist for 30 days or more.

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  • Patients with a chronic sores that have increased pain, swelling, odor, or discoloration.​

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  • Patients with complex diabetic, pressure and venous statis wounds, arterial ulcers, delayed wound dehiscence and infections. 

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