Advanced Wound Care Services in Greenville & Surrounding Areas
Wounds that don’t heal properly can quickly become serious. Whether caused by diabetes, poor circulation, injury, or surgery, chronic wounds require specialized evaluation and ongoing management.
At Advanced Health, we work closely with our sister practice, Advanced Mobile Wound Care, to ensure patients receive comprehensive, coordinated care, both in the clinic and, when appropriate, in the comfort of home.
Why Choose Us?
Coordinated primary care + specialized wound treatment
Direct collaboration with Advanced Mobile Wound Care SC
In-home wound care available when needed
Management of underlying conditions affecting healing
Medicare-covered services for eligible patients
Ongoing monitoring through CCM and RPM programs
Approach and Benefit.
Advanced wound care is recommended for wounds that are slow to heal, worsening, or connected to underlying medical conditions. We commonly treat:
Diabetic foot ulcers
Venous leg ulcers
Pressure injuries (bed sores)
Surgical wounds
Traumatic injuries
Arterial & Venous ulcers
- Skin Tears
Other non-healing wounds
Chronic wounds are often a sign of a larger health concern such as diabetes, vascular disease, infection, or poor circulation. Early evaluation improves healing outcomes and reduces the risk of complications.
If a wound has not improved within two weeks, continues to drain, becomes increasingly painful, or shows discoloration or odor, it should be evaluated promptly.
Successful wound healing depends on more than dressings and procedures. It requires managing the underlying health conditions that affect circulation, oxygen delivery, and immune response.
Through coordinated primary care, we help:
Optimize blood sugar levels in diabetic patients
Control blood pressure and vascular risk factors
Monitor for infection or inflammation
Adjust medications that may impact healing
Address nutritional deficiencies
Coordinate labs, imaging, and specialist referrals
For patients who qualify, we may incorporate Chronic Care Management (CCM) or Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) to provide additional oversight between visits. This comprehensive approach improves healing and reduces preventable hospitalizations.
Some patients require specialized wound treatment but have difficulty traveling for frequent appointments. Through our partnership with Advanced Mobile Wound Care SC, eligible patients can receive advanced wound services in their home, assisted living facility, or skilled nursing facility.
Mobile wound services may include:
Advanced wound debridement
Evidence-based dressing selection
Infection management
Offloading and pressure relief strategies
Ongoing wound measurement and documentation
This collaboration ensures patients receive consistent, specialized treatment while remaining under coordinated primary care oversight.
To learn more about mobile wound services, visit advancedmobilewoundcaresc.com.
You should seek medical evaluation if a wound:
Has not improved after two weeks
Becomes red, swollen, or increasingly painful
Develops drainage, odor, or discoloration
Appears blackened or has dead tissue
Occurs in a patient with diabetes or poor circulation
Delaying treatment can increase the risk of infection, hospitalization, or more serious complications. Early intervention leads to better healing outcomes.
In many cases, advanced wound care services are covered under Medicare Part B when deemed medically necessary. Coverage may include wound evaluations, procedures, and ongoing treatment.
For patients enrolled in Chronic Care Management or Remote Patient Monitoring, additional services may also be covered depending on eligibility.
Our team reviews insurance coverage before beginning services and explains any potential out-of-pocket costs so there are no surprises.
If you or a loved one is managing a chronic or non-healing wound, the first step is a comprehensive evaluation. We will assess the wound, review medical history, and determine whether in-clinic care, mobile wound services, or coordinated monitoring is most appropriate.
Contact Advanced Health to schedule an evaluation or to discuss your care options.