Wound, Ostomy & Continence Care

We help healing happen.

When your body is struggling with an acute or chronic condition, you may need additional care from our specially trained medical team. Perhaps you’ve developed a diabetic ulcer, you have delayed healing from a recent surgery, you’re recovering from burns, or you have an ongoing illness that’s causing complications. Whatever the cause, our wound care providers AND our certified wound ostomy continence nurses (CWOCNs) can help you get the support you need.

The longer a chronic wound goes untreated, the greater risk there is for infection and other complications, so our wound care team has advanced training in how to care for non-healing, acute, and chronic wounds. We work together to do everything possible to promote wound healing and improve quality of life.

Our Wound, Ostomy & Continence Services

We provide a full range of wound care services, in whatever location works best – in our Wound Care Center, our clinic setting at Alexandria Clinic, in the Alomere Health hospital setting, or at any of the skilled nursing facilities we partner with.

Our wound care team provides acute care, rehabilitative care, and education services for:

Acute to chronic wounds
Burns
Diabetic ulcers
Frostbite
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Incontinence
Malignant wounds
Non-healing or delayed healing surgical wounds
Ostomy post-op needs
Pressure ulcers
Select disorders of the gastrointestinal, genitourinary, and integumentary systems
Traumatic wounds from accidents
Venous or arterial ulcers from poor circulation

It’s better here.

To learn more about our specialized services and how we can support your care needs, call our Wound Care Center at 320-763-2707 or schedule an appointment with your primary care provider for a referral.

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Now Offering Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)

at the Wound Care Center

One of the most exciting additions to the clinic is the installation of two Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) chambers. For patients at risk of amputation due to poor circulation, this treatment is truly remarkable and transformative. The 100% oxygen environment saturates a patient’s blood and tissues, encouraging new blood vessel growth and an increased likelihood of preserving limbs.

To learn more about this service, call our Wound Care Center at 320-763-2707 or schedule an appointment with your primary care provider.

Until recently, patients needing daily or weekly wound treatments faced long travel times, which can be a serious burden. Now they can get top-level care close to home.

Dr. Trista Osantoski, Wound Care Center Director
Alomere Health