Evidence-Based Advanced Wound Care Clinic Coming to Brookfield, Wisconsin

Brookfield, WI – Not every wound becomes chronic, but when healing stalls, specialized care makes all the difference. Research shows that with the right treatments and clinical guidance, even the most persistent wounds can heal.

SAAK Health utilizes Perry Baromedical Sigma 40 Monoplace Hyperbaric Systems, one of the largest hyperbaric chambers in the industry which can comfortably accommodate a patient up to 700 pounds.

SAAK Health Neighborhood Specialty Care has partnered with Shared Health Services, a leader in compliance-focused wound care management, to open a new Wound Care Clinic in Brookfield. This center will specialize in the treatment of non-healing wounds, offering patients access to some of the most advanced, evidence-based therapies available.

The Wound Care Clinic and Hyperbaric Medicine Center at SAAK Health will provide cutting-edge, evidence-based treatments often approved by the FDA, Medicare, and the Undersea & Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS), helping patients achieve better healing outcomes close to home.

Advanced Treatment Options at the New Clinic

• Patient and wound assessments

• Wound measurements and photographs

• Laboratory and vascular evaluations

• Debridement to remove dead or infected skin tissue

• Advanced wound dressings

• Negative pressure wound therapy

• Cellular and/or tissue-based products

• Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT)

The SAAK Health wound care team will employ advanced clinical approaches, including HBOT, an advanced medical treatment that uses oxygen at higher-than-atmospheric pressure to enhance natural healing for chronic wounds. HBOT is a highly effective option for those suffering from chronic wounds, particularly those caused by diabetes, poor circulation, or vascular disease, and it promotes faster healing as an adjunctive therapy.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy: Medicare-Approved Indications

• Crush injuries

• Skin grafts or flaps at risk of tissue death

• Radiation injuries

• Infections of the skin and bone which are severe

• Non-healing diabetic foot ulcers

“Our goal is to identify the root cause of each patient’s wound and create a customized treatment plan that optimizes healing,” explains Dr. Priya Asija, MD, Medical Director of the center. “Many chronic wounds arise from underlying conditions like diabetes, vascular disease, infections, or complications from surgery or radiation.”

A Patient-Centered Approach to Wound Care

Led by Dr. Priya Asija, a multidisciplinary team of wound care specialists and highly trained nurses will deliver care tailored to each patient’s unique needs. With a focus on convenience, comprehensive evaluation, and advanced interventions, the SAAK Health Wound Care Clinic and Hyperbaric Medicine Center aims to set a new standard for wound care in the Brookfield area.

For further information or to make an appointment at the Wound Care Clinic and Hyperbaric Medicine Center, please call 262.444.5148.

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