At Strategic Wound Care, we promote fast and effective healing by following our patients through every level of their care: hospitals, long-term acute care facilities, skilled nursing facilities, nursing homes, and home health agencies.

Skin health and skin integrity are absolutely vital to patient health yet often become the lowest priority in the overall treatment plan for a patient. This lack of attention to wound care often means patients are treated with methods that are both out-of-date and ineffective.

Approximately 70% of all amputations in hospitals today are unnecessary.

Our physicians and physician’s assistants have extensive wound care experience and education. They work as a team with the patient and the patient’s doctor to determine the most appropriate advanced treatment options. We also coordinate with facilities and home health agencies when a patient requires a new level of care.

Our highly-skilled nurses receive training in the latest treatment standards and advancements in wound healing. Each patient is assigned a physician’s liaison who meets with them and their family to discuss treatment, provide education, and ensure every voice is heard.

We Treat All Wounds 

We specialize in the treatment of these wounds:

1. PRESSURE ULCERS

Patients who are elderly, malnourished, bedridden, or paralyzed are more prone to this type of wound. They are usually caused by unrelieved pressure and found over a bony prominence.

2. LOWER EXTREMITY AND FOOT ULCERS

Patients with circulation problems or poor sensation are prone to ulcers in the legs and feet. These ulcers could be related to diabetes, venous disease, or arterial disease.

3. ATYPICAL WOUNDS

Patients with collagen disorders, autoimmune diseases, cancer, trauma or surgery wounds may be prone to atypical wounds. This also includes any wounds that are not healing as one would expect.

Possible Treatment Options

• Wound therapy
• Antibiotic therapy
• Compression therapy
• Debridement
• Diagnostic testing and imaging (as indicated)
• Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
• Nutrition education
• Wound protection / Off-loading and management

When to Consider a Consultation

• If you have a wound that fails to show significant improvement in four weeks or complete healing within eight weeks
• If you have an infected wound with or without bone infection, a wound that turns black, or an abscess
• If you have a wound that involves a tendon, ligament, bone, or joint
• If diabetic patients have ulcers that do not feel painful
• If you have wounds with a significant lack of blood flow
• If you have painful wounds that keep coming back
• If a doctor has suggested an amputation to you

Outpatient appointments are available at

Strategic Wound Care

25329 Budde Road, Suite 201
The Woodlands, TX 77380

Call us directly
for a consultation

(832) 585-1500

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