Trusted Advice, Practical Guidance & Expert Wound Care Information
We believe that informed patients achieve better healing outcomes. Our resources provide reliable, easy-to-understand information on wound care, prevention and recovery.
Wound care, explained simply
Caring for Surgical Wounds at Home
Recovering after surgery? Our guide explains how to care for your wound, reduce the risk of infection and recognise when to contact your healthcare provider.
Signs Your Wound May Be Infected
Knowing the early warning signs of infection can prevent complications and improve healing outcomes. Learn what to watch for and when to seek medical advice.
How Nutrition Affects Wound Healing
Good nutrition plays a vital role in tissue repair and recovery. Discover which nutrients are essential for healing and how healthy eating supports wound management.
Preventing Pressure Injuries (Bed Sores)
Pressure injuries are often preventable with the right care and support. Learn practical tips for reducing risk, improving comfort and protecting vulnerable skin.
Understanding Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Diabetes can significantly affect wound healing and increase the risk of serious foot complications. Discover how early intervention can help prevent infection and reduce the risk of amputation.
Why Isn’t My Wound Healing?
Not all wounds heal at the same rate. Learn about the common reasons wounds become chronic, the factors that delay healing and when it’s time to seek specialist care.
Helpful information for patients, families & caregivers
Recovering from a wound can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. Our downloadable guides are in development and will provide practical support for healing at home.
- Caring for Your Wound at Home
- Preventing Wound Infections
- Pressure Injury Prevention Guide
- Diabetic Foot Care Checklist
- Compression Therapy Information
- Healthy Nutrition for Wound Healing
- Skin Care for Older Adults
- Preparing for Your First Appointment
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Patients are welcome to contact us directly, although we also gladly accept referrals from doctors, specialists and other healthcare professionals.
Yes. We provide specialist home-based wound care for patients who are unable to attend our clinic or who prefer treatment in the comfort of their own home.
Depending on your medical aid plan and available benefits, some services may be eligible for reimbursement. We recommend contacting us to discuss your individual requirements.
Treatment frequency depends on the type and severity of your wound, your overall health and your personalised care plan. We will discuss this with you during your initial assessment.
Absolutely. We encourage family members and caregivers to be involved in the healing process wherever appropriate.
If available, please bring your medical aid card, referral letter, current medication list, previous wound reports and recent blood results.
Have a question about your wound?
Our team is happy to talk through your concerns and advise on the next best step for your care.