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Specialty Care

Advanced Wound Care

Designed to Help You Heal

From skin substitutes and PRP to collagen-based therapies, we provide advanced treatment for complex and hard-to-heal wounds—helping support the body’s natural healing process.

What We Offer

Kariah Healthcare Solutions specializes in advanced wound management for patients with chronic, non-healing, or surgically complex wounds. Our certified wound care team uses evidence-based protocols including negative pressure wound therapy (VAC therapy), specialty dressings, and debridement techniques to accelerate healing and prevent complications.

We treat patients in our Gaithersburg clinical facility and coordinate closely with referring physicians, discharge planners, and home health agencies to ensure continuity of care throughout the healing process.

At a Glance

Comprehensive Wound Assessment & Debridement
Personalized Follow-Up Care
Progress Tracking at Every Visit
Medicare Accepted

Conditions We Treat

Our wound care program addresses chronic, complex, and post-surgical wounds with specialized protocols.

Diabetic foot ulcers & neuropathic wounds
Venous & arterial leg ulcers
Pressure injuries (Stage II-IV)
Post-surgical wound complications
Traumatic wounds requiring ongoing management
Burns & skin grafts requiring follow-up care

Advanced Wound Care Designed to Help Hard-to-Heal Wounds Heal

When a wound is slow to heal, advanced wound care can go beyond standard dressings. Our comprehensive approach combines advanced wound therapies, wound VAC therapy, infection management, nutrition and metabolic support, and infusion therapy when clinically appropriate — all based on the type and condition of your wound and your overall health.

Collagen Wound Care

Collagen-based wound care helps provide structural support within the wound environment and may help create conditions that support tissue repair and healing.

Skin Substitutes for Complex Wounds

For appropriate patients, skin substitute therapies can provide additional support for complex, chronic, and hard-to-heal wounds as part of a comprehensive treatment plan.

PRP for Wound Healing

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) uses components from your own blood as part of a personalized wound care approach. When clinically appropriate, PRP may be incorporated to support the body's natural healing processes.

Wound VAC and Negative Pressure Therapy

Wound VAC therapy, also called negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT), uses controlled negative pressure to help manage certain complex wounds and support the wound-healing environment.

Infection Detection and Wound Infection Management

A wound that is not healing may require evaluation for infection or other complications. We assess wounds for clinical signs of infection and coordinate appropriate diagnostic evaluation and treatment when indicated.

Nutrition, Metabolic and Infusion Support

Healing involves more than treating the wound itself. We evaluate nutritional and metabolic factors that may affect healing and incorporate appropriate support into your individualized care plan. Infusion therapy may be recommended when medically appropriate.

Comprehensive Care for Chronic and Hard-to-Heal Wounds

We bring these therapies together based on your individual needs. Your treatment plan may include advanced wound dressings, debridement, collagen, skin substitutes, PRP, wound VAC therapy, infection management, nutritional and metabolic support, and infusion therapy when indicated.

Our goal is simple: provide the right wound care strategy for the wound in front of us — and the person behind it.

What to Expect

1

Comprehensive Assessment and Treatment Plan

At your first appointment, our wound care specialist will perform a comprehensive assessment and develop a personalized treatment plan. We coordinate insurance authorizations for VAC equipment and specialty supplies before initiating treatment.

2

Active Treatment and Regular Follow-Ups

Follow-up visits are typically scheduled two to three times per week, depending on wound severity. Each visit includes wound cleaning, dressing changes, progress documentation, and any necessary adjustments to your treatment protocol.

3

Healing Milestones and Provider Coordination

At each visit we photograph and measure your wound, tracking granulation, contraction, and epithelialization. Progress reports are shared with your referring physician so your entire care team stays aligned on your recovery.

Ready to Begin Wound Care Treatment?

From assessment to healing milestones, our team manages your entire wound care journey including insurance coordination and provider communication.