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Paradigm Wound Specialists proudly offers advanced wound care that comes directly to you! We provide in-person evaluations and comprehensive treatment options tailored to your specific needs. Our services include the creation of personalized treatment plans, wound vac/negative pressure wound therapy, and both contact and non-contact debridement techniques. Additionally, we offer skin substitutes and grafts, as well as adjunctive therapy, even if you are currently established with another wound care provider, clinic, or home health service. Our commitment is to ensure you receive the best possible care in the most convenient way.

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UltraMIST Therapy

What is UltraMIST Therapy?

The UltraMIST System offers thorough wound care by using low-frequency ultrasound waves to clean wounds, remove unhealthy tissue and bacteria, and speed up healing. It reduces inflammation, breaks up bacterial films, and improves blood flow to help recovery. It also provides specialized care after surgery to reduce infection risk and promote faster wound closure.

Which choose UltraMIST Therapy?

UltraMIST therapy helps expedite the natural wound healing process by promoting faster recovery. It stimulates the production of vascular endothelial growth factors, which are crucial for the formation of new blood vessels. This treatment is not only effective but also safe, ensuring that patients experience minimal risks. Additionally, the procedure is painless, providing a comfortable experience for those undergoing treatment.

How does UltraMIST therapy work?

This advanced treatment boosts healing by sending a fine mist that penetrates deeply into the wound.

Wound Vac/Negative Pressure Wound Therapy

What is Wound Vac/Negative Pressure Wound Therapy?

Wound VAC (Vacuum Assisted Closure), which is also commonly referred to as Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT), is specifically designed to significantly promote healing in both acute and chronic wounds while simultaneously enhancing the overall wound recovery process.

How Does Wound Vac/Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Work?

This advanced therapy uses a vacuum dressing to maintain a moist environment that promotes the healing of complex wounds. It increases blood flow to the area, encouraging the growth of new, healthy tissue and speeding up the healing process.

Contact Debridement

What is contact debridement?

A gentle, yet highly effective method that meticulously removes unhealthy tissue, debris, and biofilm from the wound area. This process is regarded as a gold standard approach that significantly promotes wound healing and enhances the overall recovery experience for patients.

What does contact debridement provide?

  • Thorough cleaning

  • Reduced risk of infection

  • Minimally invasive

  • Enhances healing

  • Enhances effectiveness of other treatments

Moleculight

What is Moleculight?

Moleculight uses advanced imaging technology to give clear, real-time pictures of wounds, improving assessment accuracy right at your home.

What are the key benefits of Moleculight?

Enhanced detection capabilities provide rapid and accurate insights into wound conditions. Immediate results facilitate timely decision-making and treatment pathways. Accurate monitoring ensures that progress is assessed consistently over time. This process is safe and non-invasive, promoting a comfortable experience for patients. Additionally, it serves as an invaluable educational tool, enhancing understanding and awareness of wound care practices.

Molecular Wound Culture and Testing

What is molecular wound culture and testing?

Molecular wound testing is an advanced diagnostic technique that uses molecular biology methods, such as polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing and next-generation sequencing, to identify pathogens present in a wound.

What are the advantages of molecular wound culture and testing?

  • Highly specific

  • Faster Results

  • Detection of polymicrobial infections

  • Genetic information to detect resistance patterns

  • Helps accurately guide treatment

  • Helps minimize the use of broad-spectrum antibiotics

Topical Compound Antibiotic Therapy

What is Topical Compound Antibiotic Therapy?

Topical antibiotics are specially prepared medications that address specific bacterial organisms found within the wound bed. Unlike commercially available products, these antibiotics can be mixed in unique combinations and strengths by a pharmacist with a doctor’s prescription. They can be formulated in various forms including creams, ointments powders, and liquids.

What are the advantages of Topical Compound Antibiotic Therapy?

  • Direct, localized treatment 

  • Delivery to your door

  • Reduce pill burden

  • Treat antibiotic-resistant organisms such as MRSA

  • Multiple antibiotics compounded into one

  • More convenient and targeted than IV antibiotics