Advanced Treatment for
Wounds That Just Won’t Heal
Chronic wounds can lead to infection, hospitalization, and even amputation —but with expert care, they don’t have to. Get fast, effective treatment that helps you heal and reclaim your quality of life.
In-Clinic & In-Home Options
Advanced Dressings & Debridement
Care Plans Tailored to Your Body
Compassionate, Judgment-Free Team
Covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and most PPO plans
In Partnership with Yale
University
Most Major Insurances
Accepted
HIPAA Compliant
& Patient-Focused Care
Trusted by Doctors & Hospitals in New Haven, Shelton, Hartford and Surrounding Areas
Covered by Medicare and Medicaid
Mobile Wound Care Experts
Venus Leg Ulcer
Sacral Ulcers
Arterial Wounds
Pressure Ulcers
Bed Sores
Back Ulcers
Head/Sacral Wounds
Diabetic Foot Ulcer
Open Wounds
If It Hasn’t Healed in 30 Days, It’s Not Just a Cut — It’s a Chronic Wound.
Many people wait too long before seeking specialized care — and the results can be serious.
You may be dealing with a chronic wound if you have a:
Diabetic foot ulcer that’s red, draining, or painful
Leg ulcer from circulation problems or varicose veins
Bed sore or pressure ulcer from limited movement
Surgical wound that hasn’t closed properly
Chronic wounds affect over 6.5 million Americans — but
with proper care, most can be healed.
WHY IT’S NOT HEALING
Why Your Wounds Aren’t Healing
— and How We Can Help
Your body is designed to heal — but certain conditions like diabetes, poor circulation, or immune challenges can interrupt the natural process. Here’s how wound healing should work — and where it might be breaking down.
The 4 Stages of Healing
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Hemostasis
Stops the
Bleeding
Right after injury, your body tries to stop blood loss by clotting. If this doesn’t happen effectively, healing is delayed from the very beginning.
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Inflammation
Defends Against
Infection
White blood cells rush in to fight bacteria and clean the wound. But if this phase lingers too long, it can cause swelling, pain, or infection.
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Proliferation
Builds New
Tissue
Healthy tissue begins to grow and cover the wound. Without enough oxygen or blood flow (common with diabetes or vascular disease), this growth is slowed — or never happens.
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Remodeling
Closes and Strengthens
the Skin
The wound contracts and closes. Scar tissue forms to protect the area. But if earlier stages were incomplete, the wound may re-open or break down again.
If your wound is stuck in one of these stages, no amount of bandages or ointments will fix it.
That’s why we use advanced tools and therapies to restart the healing process — and help your body do what it was
designed to do.
Here’s how we treat chronic wounds.
Step 1: Advanced Wound Evaluation
We start by assessing the true cause of your wound — not just how it looks, but what’s preventing it from healing. This allows us to build a custom plan that fits your body, lifestyle, and health conditions.
Step 2: Manual Debridement
We gently remove damaged or dead tissue from the wound to speed up healing, prevent infection, and stimulate healthy skin growth. This isn’t just a surface cleaning — it’s a necessary step to help your body recover.
Step 3: UltraMist® Therapy
A non-contact, low-frequency ultrasound treatment that:
Increases blood flow
Reduces pain & inflammation
Helps your body regenerate skin naturally
“It feels like a warm mist — gently cleaning the wound with NO touching or discomfort.”
Step 4: Biologic Grafts (When Needed)
For more complex wounds, we use biological grafts
These help:
Rebuild skin and tissue
Fight infection
Speed up healing, even in long-standing or recurring wounds
Step 5: Ongoing Support & Personalized Care
We don’t just treat the wound — we support you. Our care team checks in regularly, adjusts treatment as needed, and helps you understand every step of the process.
"Our goal isn’t just to close the wound — it’s to help you feel whole again."
Step 1:Advanced Wound Evaluation
We start by assessing the true cause of your wound — not just how it looks, but what’s preventing it from healing. This allows us to build a custom plan that fits your body, lifestyle, and health conditions.
Step 2: Manual Debridement
We gently remove damaged or dead tissue from the wound to speed up healing, prevent infection, and stimulate healthy skin growth. This isn’t just a surface cleaning — it’s a necessary step to help your body recover.
Step 3: UltraMist® Therapy
A non-contact, low-frequency ultrasound treatment that:Increases blood flowReduces pain & inflammation. Helps your body regenerate skin naturally“It feels like a warm mist — gently cleaning the wound with NO touching or discomfort.”
Step 4: Specialized Grafts (When Needed)
Support New skin and tissue
Fight infection
Speed up healing,
Even in long-standing or recurring wounds
Step 5: Ongoing Support & Personalized Care
We don’t just treat the wound — we support you. Our care team checks in regularly, adjusts treatment as needed, and helps you understand every step of the process.
"Our goal isn’t just to close the wound — it’s to help you feel whole again."
Not All Wound Care Is the Same — Here’s How We Help You Heal FAST.
If you’ve tried creams, bandages, or even visited urgent care with no results — it’s not your fault. Chronic wounds require specialized care, advanced technology, and a team that understands what’s really going on beneath the surface.
Ready to find out if this advanced care is right for you?
Real stories, real patients, real results.
TESTIMONIALS
“You feel like you’re completely taken care of.”
"Wonderful experience — you feel like you’re completely taken care of. Dr. Miller truly cares about her clients and their results."
Noorin P.
“One of the best discoveries I’ve ever made!”
"Wow, this place is definitely one of the best discoveries I’ve ever made! I’ve been in treatment for two weeks and the changes are incredible. The staff is amazing, friendly, and encouraging. Dr. Miller is the sweetest and has helped me regain my confidence and health. I absolutely recommend this place to everyone!"
Lore T.
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1 in 4 diabetic foot ulcers leads to amputation
Chronic wounds increase your risk of infection by 50%
Most are treatable — but only with the right care
Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late
1 in 4 Diabetic
Foot Ulcers Leads to Amputation
Chronic Wounds
Increase Your Risk of Infection by 50%
Most are Treatable —
But Only With
the Right Care
