Advanced Wound Care
Chronic wounds require more than routine treatment. At Cal Med Limb Preservation Center Advanced Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine, our multidisciplinary team provides comprehensive care for patients with diabetic ulcers, circulation-related wounds, pressure injuries, radiation damage, and other complex healing conditions. Combining advanced wound management, vascular evaluation, limb preservation strategies, and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), we help patients receive personalized care focused on healing, preserving mobility, and improving quality of life.
Specialized Healing. Comprehensive Care.
Patients seeking advanced wound care, limb preservation, or hyperbaric oxygen therapy in San Bernardino and the Inland Empire turn to Cal Med for evidence-based treatment, multidisciplinary expertise, and compassionate care designed to support healing when traditional approaches have not been sufficient.
Plans for chronic and non-healing wounds
Available for qualifying conditions
Including vascular evaluation and limb preservation
Debridement, advanced dressings, offloading, infection management, and tissue therapies
Advanced wound care is a specialized branch of medicine focused on diagnosing and treating wounds that fail to heal through normal processes. A wound that remains open for more than four weeks or fails to improve after eight weeks may require specialized intervention.
At Cal Med, treatment begins with identifying the underlying causes of delayed healing, which may include diabetes, vascular disease, infection, pressure injuries, autoimmune disorders, radiation damage, or poor circulation.
Patients have access to a broad range of therapies, including:
Our goal is not simply to treat the wound itself, but to address the conditions preventing the body from healing.
Every patient begins with a comprehensive evaluation. Our specialists assess the wound itself while also investigating underlying factors that may interfere with healing.
Depending on the condition, treatment may involve:
Because healing is rarely one-size-fits-all, treatment plans are tailored to each patient's needs and adjusted as healing progresses.
Cal Med specializes in the diagnosis and management of:
Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Diabetes can impair circulation and sensation, increasing the risk of serious wounds and infections. Early intervention may help prevent hospitalization and amputation.
Non-Healing Wounds
Wounds caused by surgery, trauma, swelling, poor circulation, autoimmune disease, or chronic inflammation often require specialized care.
Venous Leg Ulcers
These wounds develop when damaged veins prevent blood from circulating efficiently, causing swelling and tissue breakdown.
Pressure Ulcers
Also known as bed sores, pressure injuries may occur in patients with limited mobility or prolonged bed rest.
Arterial Ulcers
Peripheral artery disease can reduce blood flow and prevent wounds from healing properly.
Late Effects of Radiation
Radiation therapy may lead to tissue damage months or years after treatment. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy may be appropriate for certain radiation-related injuries.
Compromised Grafts and Flaps
Reduced blood supply following reconstructive surgery can threaten healing and tissue viability.
Chronic Infections
Including chronic refractory osteomyelitis and necrotizing soft tissue infections.
Advanced wound care can treat wounds to the feet, legs, ankles, and other lower extremities; surgical sites; pressure points; and tissues affected by radiation injury or impaired circulation. Our limb preservation specialists focus on protecting mobility while promoting healing throughout the body.
Faster Healing Support
Specialized therapies help create the conditions necessary for healthy tissue repair.
Limb Preservation
Early intervention and multidisciplinary care may help reduce the risk of amputation and preserve independence.
Improved Circulation
Vascular evaluations help identify circulatory problems that contribute to delayed healing.
Reduced Infection Risk
Advanced therapies help control bacteria and support the body's natural immune response.
Personalized Treatment
No two wounds are alike. Every treatment plan is customized to the patient's unique condition and health history.
Access to Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
For qualifying conditions, HBOT may provide an additional tool to support healing and tissue oxygenation.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy allows patients to breathe 100% oxygen inside a specially designed chamber while atmospheric pressure is increased beyond normal levels. This process enables oxygen to reach tissues that may be damaged, inflamed, infected, or deprived of adequate blood flow.
HBOT is often incorporated into broader treatment plans and may help:
Many patients describe treatment as relaxing, and sessions are carefully monitored by trained hyperbaric medicine professionals.
You may candidates for advanced wound care if you have:
A consultation with our team can determine which therapies are appropriate for your condition.
Healing timelines vary significantly depending on the type and severity of the wound, as well as underlying health conditions.
Patients may require:
Our team closely monitors progress and adjusts treatment plans as healing occurs.
Successful wound care is about far more than closing a wound. Effective treatment can help reduce pain, lower the risk of infection, preserve mobility, and improve quality of life.
Results vary depending on the underlying condition and severity of tissue damage, but many patients experience meaningful improvement through a combination of advanced therapies, ongoing monitoring, and multidisciplinary care. By identifying the root causes of delayed healing, Cal Med helps patients move toward healthier outcomes and greater independence.
Cal Med Limb Preservation Center Advanced Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine brings multiple specialties together under one roof to provide truly comprehensive care. Our team combines advanced wound-healing technologies, vascular expertise, limb-preservation strategies, and hyperbaric medicine to address both the wound and the conditions that contribute to delayed healing.
Rather than treating symptoms alone, we focus on the bigger picture, helping patients heal safely, preserve mobility, and avoid complications whenever possible. With individualized treatment plans and evidence-based therapies, we are committed to helping patients receive the specialized care they deserve.
A wound that remains open for more than four weeks or fails to improve after eight weeks should be evaluated by a wound care specialist.
HBOT is a treatment in which patients breathe 100% oxygen inside a pressurized chamber to help support tissue healing and oxygen delivery.
Many insurance plans and Medicare cover hyperbaric oxygen therapy for approved conditions. Coverage depends on diagnosis and medical necessity.
Yes. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is generally considered safe when administered under proper medical supervision using established safety protocols.
Treatment schedules vary depending on your condition and response to therapy. Some patients require only a limited number of sessions, while others may benefit from longer treatment courses.
In many cases, early intervention and comprehensive limb preservation strategies may help reduce the risk of serious complications and improve long-term outcomes.
Certain diabetic foot ulcers, delayed radiation injuries, chronic bone infections, compromised grafts and flaps, and severe soft tissue infections are among the Medicare and UHMS-approved indications for hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
