Wound Care [Re]Defined
When a wound doesn’t heal as expected, it can impact far more than just the skin. Pain, infection risk, limited mobility, and fear of long-term complications—like amputation—are very real concerns for patients and their families.
That’s where Wyoming Wound Care comes in.
Located in Casper, Wyoming, Wyoming Wound Care specializes in the evaluation, treatment, and healing of complex, chronic, and non-healing wounds, offering advanced therapies and a patient-centered approach focused on preserving health, function, and quality of life.
Why Specialized Care Matters
Wound care goes beyond bandages and time. Many wounds fail to heal because of underlying issues such as poor circulation, diabetes, pressure, infection, swelling, or trauma. Without proper intervention, these wounds can worsen—and in severe cases, lead to hospitalization or amputation.
Wyoming Wound Care provides specialized wound management designed to address not just the wound itself, but the root cause preventing healing.
Conditions Treated at Wyoming Wound Care
The clinic treats a wide range of acute and chronic wounds, including:
Diabetic foot ulcers
Venous (venous insufficiency) ulcers
Arterial ulcers
Post-surgical and non-healing incisions
Traumatic wounds and lacerations
Pressure injuries
Burns
Edema-related wounds and chronic swelling
Infected or slow-healing wounds
Wounds previously recommended for amputation
Patients often come to Wyoming Wound Care after being told there are limited options left—many seeking a second opinion before making major medical decisions.
Advanced Wound Care Treatments
Wyoming Wound Care offers evidence-based, advanced treatment options tailored to each patient’s needs, including:
UltraMIST® Therapy (non-contact low-frequency ultrasound)
A gentle, non-contact debridement method that helps remove bacteria, stimulate healing, and reduce infection risk—especially beneficial for sensitive or complex wounds.Comprehensive wound assessments
Edema and swelling management
Infection prevention and monitoring
Personalized treatment plans
Ongoing follow-up and healing support
The goal is always to heal the wound while preserving limb function and overall health whenever possible.
A Patient-First, Second-Opinion-Friendly Approach
One of the defining aspects of Wyoming Wound Care is its commitment to patient advocacy. The clinic welcomes second opinions and works collaboratively with referring providers, hospitals, and specialists.
For many patients, this approach has meant the difference between losing a limb and regaining their independence.
Why Patients Choose Wyoming Wound Care
Specialized expertise in complex wounds
Advanced, non-invasive treatment options
Focus on limb preservation and healing
Compassionate, individualized care
Clear communication and education
Trusted second opinions when decisions feel overwhelming
When Should You Seek Wound Care?
You may benefit from seeing a wound care specialist if:
A wound hasn’t healed after several weeks
You have diabetes or circulation issues
There is increasing pain, redness, or drainage
Swelling is interfering with healing
You’ve been told amputation may be necessary
You want a second opinion before proceeding with major interventions
Contact Wyoming Wound Care
If you or someone you know is struggling with a wound that isn’t healing, help is available.
Phone: 307-266-4600
Email: info@wyomingwoundcare.com