A Medicare Cost Analysis Complex, non-healing skin injuries and wounds represent significant challenges for patients, clinicians, caregivers, and payers. These wounds can lead to substantial physical and emotional distress, alongside considerable financial burdens. With the growing need for effective and

The wound healing process is a complex and multi-phased journey that is essential for the recovery of patients with chronic wounds. At PACE, we have developed a unique model that not only addresses the various phases of the wound

Resource: University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business Dr. Traci Kimball used Daniels as a lab to create a holistic clinic for research and treatmentWound care specialist Dr. Traci Kimball views each patient at her WISH Clinic as Dorothy Gale,

Lymphedema, characterized by swelling in body tissues, occurs when the lymphatic system fails to function properly. This condition, often chronic, can significantly impact an individual’s quality of life, leading to discomfort and mobility issues. Understanding lymphedema, its causes, symptoms, and

Introduction Traumatic surgical reconstruction of the lower extremity has high flap failure rates and high rates of wound dehiscence. The free latissimus dorsi microsurgical flap reconstruction is considered a workhorse flap for hardware and soft tissue coverage of the lower

Understanding Ostomy and Continence Care Ostomy and continence care are critical components of medical treatment for wound care and patient well-being, particularly for those experiencing significant life changes due to surgeries like ostomies or dealing with continence issues. An ostomy

A Compassionate Understanding of Wounds At The WISH Clinic®, we recognize that each wound tells a story, whether it’s an acute injury or a persistent chronic condition. Our team takes the time to understand not just your wound, but you

What Constitutes a Minor Burn? Minor burns, often overlooked in everyday accidents, can range from a brief encounter with a hot pan to a sunburn from a day at the beach. These burns are classified as first or superficial second-degree