Wound Treatment & Hyperbaric Center
Hope, Help, Healing
Piedmont Newnan Hospital's Wound Treatment & Hyperbaric Center provides a highly specialized team in an exceptionally advanced technical environment.
The human body's ability to heal is sometimes taken for granted. Millions of people suffer from wounds that will not heal. They frequently affect people with diabetes, infection or poor circulation and who are immobilized, bed ridden or elderly. Some wounds become chronic, are unusual or severe and may fail to heal properly. It is for these people the Piedmont Newnan Wound Treatment & Hyperbaric Center provides hope, help and healing.
By providing a highly specialized team in an exceptionally advanced technical environment, the specialists at Piedmont Newnan Hospital's Wound Treatment & Hyperbaric Center have come together to meet the individual needs of our patients - healing thousands of wounds since our opening in 2000.
Our team includes doctors, nurses and technicians who are Certified Wound Specialists and who have advanced training in caring for people with wounds. We use the latest technologies in wound healing including hyperbaric oxygen, growth factor therapy and advanced wound dressings. Techniques and education for prevention of wound recurrence is provided as part of our comprehensive care.
What is Hyperbaric Oxygen?
Hyperbaric Oxygen is a method of delivering high doses of oxygen to the body. It is done by breathing 100% oxygen while inside a pressurized chamber at 2 to 3 times normal sea level pressure for short periods of time. It is a very comfortable environment and patients can watch television or sleep while in the chamber. All of the benefits provided by hyperbaric oxygen therapy are the result of this extra oxygen being carried within the bloodstream.
- Advanced Multi-Specialty Wound Care
- Certified Diabetic Education and Treatment of Diabetes-Related Complications
- Bioengineered Skin Replacement
- Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
- Skin Cancer Screenings
- Transcutaneous Oxygen Measurement (Measures Tissue Perfusion)
- Quantitative Sensory Nerve Testing of Small Nerve Fibers
- Growth Factor Therapy
- Negative Atmospheric Wound Closure (VAC)
- Advanced Wound Dressing Technology
- Casting, Splinting and Bracing
- Diabetic Foot Care
- Prevention Planning and Education
For More Information Contact:
Wound Treatment Center Phone: 770-254-3331
The Wound Treatment & Hyperbaric Center is located at 62 Hospital Road adjacent to Piedmont Newnan Hospital.
