Reid Health Wound Healing Center

Wound Care • Richmond, IN • Since 1905

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About

Reid Health Wound Healing Center in Richmond is part of the nonprofit Reid Health system serving East Central Indiana and West Central Ohio. The organization operates a 189-bed inpatient hospital with over 50 satellite locations and a wide range of services, including wound care. It emphasizes comprehensive, patient-centered care close to home and has a Nurse Residency program that informs hospital-wide wound prevention initiatives. Located in Richmond, IN, Reid Health also has multiple facilities in the area and a broader network across seven counties.

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Clinic Type

Wound Care

Address

Reid Health Wound Healing Center (Richmond, IN)

Phone

765-983-3000

Email

FederalPPDRQuestions@cms.hhs.gov

Opening Hours

Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.

Website

https://reidhealth.org/Medical-Services/Wound-Healing-Center

Services Offered

Wound healing center
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
Bio-engineered tissue and skin grafts
Casting, incision and drainage, and biopsy services
Debridement
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBO)
Ostomy care and education
Specialized dressings and compression wraps
Wound vac (negative pressure) therapy
Dropship wound care supplies
Home Medical Equipment dropship services
Care coordination with primary care and specialists
Chronic wound care
Diabetic foot ulcers
Non-healing surgical wounds
Pressure ulcers
Radiation injuries
Traumatic wounds and injuries
Venous and arterial ulcers
Patient education and support

Technology & Equipment

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBO)
Bio-engineered tissue
Wound vac (negative pressure) therapy

Team

Not specified, Nurse practitioners, physician assistants, certified wound and ostomy nurses — Wound care team

Insurance & Payment

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Languages Spoken

English

FAQs

What conditions are treated?

Burns and other chronic wounds; diabetic foot ulcers; infected wounds; lymphedema and lower-leg swelling; non-healing surgical wounds; pressure ulcers; radiation injuries; traumatic wounds and injuries; venous and arterial ulcers.