Information About Wound Care in Dallas, TX

Wound care specialists such as those at DFW Wound & Hyperbarics, PA focus specifically on treating and healing wounds. They have advanced skills and expertise that a general or primary care may not.

Yes! Our team can even work with your home healthcare agency, primary doctor, or other specialists to provide comprehensive treatment.

The wounds we treat include the following:

During Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, the patient lies in a pressurized chamber and breathes pure oxygen. This increases blood flow to enhance the healing process.

Patients with diabetic ulcers, radiation wounds, bone infections, and beyond may qualify for Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. However, a proper evaluation will be needed to determine your candidacy.

Some insurance plans may require a referral from a primary care provider, while others do not.

Please bring all necessary documentation. This may include your insurance card, list of medications, and lists of medical history, current conditions, and any current or past wound care treatments.

Usually we can see you within a few days depending on your insurance.

Your frequency will depend on your specific condition and the severity of your wounds. We’ll work with you to determine a proper treatment schedule.

During your appointments, we will monitor and assess your wounds and compare their results with those of your previous visits. Our team will also perform examinations, therapies, and treatment modalities.

Healing times vary and may depend on your condition, wound severity, size, and the area where the wound is located.

Yes. We can provide you with care and options for reducing pain and discomfort.

Check out our page on Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for a full list of conditions.

Session times vary, but many last between one and two hours.

This will also vary, but the typical patient usually receives 20 to 40 sessions for optimal results.

It is generally safe when overseen and administered by professionals. You will be informed of any potential risks before treatment. You may also need an examination to determine if you’re a candidate for treatment.

Many patients experience pressure in the ears, similar to swimming, flying, and ascending to higher altitudes.

You may feel slight discomfort in your ears or sinuses, but they should wear off soon after treatment. Serious side effects are rare.

Many insurance plans cover HBOT. Please check with your insurance provider to make sure.

We accept a wide range of insurance plans and payment options. Please get in touch with us to learn more.

Your coverage depends on your policy. Our team can determine and inform you on what's covered and what's not.