Proper wound care is essential to ensure healing and prevent complications, especially for foot and ankle injuries. At Kentuckiana Foot and Ankle, we’ve been a trusted name in care since 1976, making us the oldest podiatry practice in Kentucky.
Our reputation is built on decades of experience and exceptional results. Serving the entire Kentuckiana region, our conveniently located offices make expert care accessible to all. With a team of board-certified and board-qualified podiatrists, we provide personalized treatment for patients of every age – “from birth to age 112.”
Whether you’re managing a chronic wound or an acute injury, our specialists are dedicated to your recovery. Experience compassionate, expert care designed to help you heal and regain mobility.
Proper wound care is vital for promoting healing and preventing serious complications. Without timely treatment, wounds can lead to infections, prolonged recovery periods, or even permanent damage.
Foot and ankle wounds are particularly vulnerable due to their frequent exposure to pressure and movement. Whether caused by an underlying condition like diabetes or an injury, expert care can make all the difference in your recovery.
At Kentuckiana Foot and Ankle, we specialize in treating a variety of wounds, including:
Some of the most common wound care services we provide include:
Our dedicated team of podiatrists is committed to helping you heal safely and effectively, restoring your mobility and comfort.
You might need to see a diabetes foot specialist for wound care because diabetes can slow down healing and increase the risk of infections in foot wounds. A specialist can provide expert diabetic wound treatment for ulcers or infections and ensure proper healing while protecting overall foot health.
It’s time to speak to a podiatric wound care specialist if you have a wound on your foot or ankle that isn’t healing properly, shows signs of infection (redness, swelling, warmth, or discharge), or if you have conditions like diabetes or poor circulation that could complicate the healing process. Seeking help early can prevent further complications.
Yes, a wound care specialist can help you prevent complications by providing expert care, monitoring your wound's healing progress, and suggesting treatments to reduce the risk of infection or other issues.
It’s easy to get started with a podiatrist at Kentuckiana Foot and Ankle. Just request your first appointment online , or give our office a call at your nearest Kentuckiana Foot and Ankle location.