Advances In Telehealth Wound Care

Untreated wounds can lead to preventable amputations.

When was the last time you thought about wound care? People who have suppressed immune systems or chronic conditions like diabetes often have difficulty healing from even the simplest wounds. Those wounds require supervision from a specialist to heal. Unfortunately those patients who require this supervision are also the ones who are most susceptible to the novel coronavirus and are the least able to withstand a visit to or from a specialist lest they become infected. Fortunately, major breakthroughs in telemedicine have made it possible for people to see their wound care specialist remotely and still receive optimal care.

 

Wound care shouldn’t be put on the back burner because of a pandemic - the risk is too high. Those who aren’t treated run the risk of infections or unnecessary amputations. New technology makes it possible for wound care providers to assess the color, depth, and size of a wound remotely with high accuracy. Learn more about telehealth wound care in the age of pandemic below.

 

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