Wound assessment & care planning
Review the wound, medical history, healing barriers, and practical goals to develop a personalized treatment plan.
First-line treatment
Conservative care designed around your wound.
Conservative treatment is often the first step and may be used alone or alongside other clinically appropriate services.
Cleansing, dressings & moisture balance
Appropriate local wound-care measures may support a clean healing environment and help protect surrounding skin.
Offloading & pressure redistribution
For eligible wounds, reducing repeated pressure may be an important part of a healing plan.
Compression & edema management
When clinically appropriate, compression strategies can be considered for venous and swelling-related wound needs.
Ongoing evaluation & adjustment
Wounds can change over time. We monitor progress and adjust the plan when your clinical needs change.
Care coordination & referrals
When needed, we coordinate with your broader care team and recommend the appropriate next level of care.
Amniotic membrane grafts
LA Wound Care offers amniotic membrane grafts for clinically appropriate patients. These advanced biologic grafts may be considered when a wound has not responded sufficiently to conservative care and an evaluation supports their use.
The decision is individualized and made with your clinical needs, treatment goals, and coverage requirements in mind.
Important: Not every wound needs or qualifies for a graft. Your clinician will discuss whether this option is appropriate after a complete evaluation.
A clear clinical process
Guidance at each stage of care.
We focus on practical communication, appropriate treatment choices, and a plan you can understand.
Evaluate
Start with an assessment of the wound and the factors that may be affecting healing.
Treat
Begin with an appropriate conservative plan, then monitor the wound and your response to care.
Advance when appropriate
If conservative care is not enough, discuss advanced options such as amniotic membrane grafts when medically appropriate.