University of Maryland Laurel Wound Care Center

Expert Care for Non-Healing Wounds

Has a chronic wound failed to heal in two weeks or more? At Healogics, we provide wound care in Laurel for patients dealing with non-healing wounds, diabetic ulcers, post-surgical wounds, and complex skin and tissue injuries. Located at 7400 Van Dusen Rd., Wound Care Center in Laurel, MD 20707, our Laurel wound care specialists use advanced healing protocols backed by 30+ years of Healogics clinical experience to help residents across Laurel and the surrounding [COUNTY] and Maryland communities.

Laurel Wound Care Services & Treatments

Wondering which wound care treatment is right for you? Our Laurel wound care clinic offers a comprehensive range of advanced therapies, all delivered by clinicians who specialize in chronic and complex wound healing.

Chronic Wounds We Treat in Laurel

Diabetic Foot Ulcers

Diabetic ulcers can lead to serious complications without prompt treatment. Our Laurel team uses advanced offloading and infection control to support healing for diabetic patients across Maryland.

Pressure Injuries & Bedsores

Pressure injuries from prolonged immobility require specialized intervention. We work with skilled nursing facilities and home caregivers across Laurel to support patients through every stage of pressure-injury healing.

Vascular & Venous Wounds

Venous leg ulcers, arterial ulcers, and other vascular wounds need targeted compression and circulation-focused care. Our specialists in Laurel, MD coordinate with local vascular providers to deliver the right protocol.

Beyond chronic wounds, our Laurel team also treats trauma-related injuries — burns from heat, electricity, chemicals, or radiation, skin tears caused by fragile skin, and wounds from accidents or external forces — alongside post-surgical wounds that have stalled in standard healing, including osteoradionecrosis and soft-tissue radionecrosis from prior radiation therapy.

We also manage infection-related wounds such as necrotizing infections requiring urgent intervention and chronic refractory osteomyelitis, along with dermatologic conditions and rare or atypical wounds. If your wound type isn’t listed above, our Laurel, MD clinic is equipped to evaluate and treat it.

Advanced Wound Care Treatments at Our Laurel Clinic

We believe in personalized care for chronic wounds – those that haven’t healed within an expected timeframe. Our expert team works closely with you to develop tailored treatment plans, considering your specific wound type, overall health, and lifestyle needs.
Our Wound Care Center offers a comprehensive range of treatment options to address chronic wounds, such as:

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBO)

HBO therapy delivers 100% oxygen at increased atmospheric pressure to accelerate healing in wounds where oxygen perfusion is compromised. HBO therapy is available at select Healogics-managed clinics — contact our Laurel team to confirm availability at this location.

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Negative Pressure Wound Therapy

Also called wound vac therapy, this treatment applies controlled suction to draw fluid away from the wound and promote granulation tissue formation.

Bioengineered Skin Substitutes

Living-cell tissue products and synthetic skin substitutes that stimulate the body’s own healing response — particularly effective for diabetic and venous ulcers that have stalled in standard care.

• Advanced dressings and topical treatments
• Debridement (removal of damaged tissue)
• Compression therapy
• Total contact casting and offloading techniques
• Customized treatment protocols for complex or atypical wounds

We’re proud to offer advanced biological dressings that stimulate your body’s natural healing processes, and select Healogics-managed clinics also provide Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBO), which promotes healing by delivering increased oxygen to compromised tissue. Ask our Laurel team whether HBO is available at this location.

Throughout your treatment journey, we continuously monitor your progress and adjust your treatment as needed, ensuring the most effective path to healing. We are committed to providing the specialized care you need to overcome chronic wounds and enhance your quality of life.

When Should You Visit a Wound Care Clinic in Laurel?

Are you concerned about a wound that isn’t healing properly? We understand that recognizing when to seek specialized care can be crucial for your health and well-being.

Here are some signs that indicate it’s time to visit a Wound Care Center:

• Persistent wounds: If your wound hasn’t shown significant improvement in two weeks, it may require specialized care.
• Increasing pain: Heightened discomfort could signal an infection or other complications.
• Changes in appearance: Discoloration, increased redness, or swelling around the wound area may indicate issues with healing.
• Unpleasant odor: An unusual smell from the wound could be a sign of infection.
• Fever: An elevated body temperature might suggest your body is fighting an infection related to the wound.
• Diabetes-related wounds: If you have diabetes and develop any foot wound, seek immediate care to prevent serious complications.
• Recurring wounds: If a healed wound reopens or you develop wounds in the same area repeatedly, specialized intervention may be necessary.
• Underlying health conditions: If you have conditions like diabetes, vascular disease, or an autoimmune disorder that can affect healing, even minor wounds may benefit from specialized care.
• History of healing problems: If you’ve had difficulties with wound healing in the past, it’s advisable to seek expert care for new wounds.

Early intervention is key in wound care. Prompt, expert treatment can significantly improve healing outcomes and help prevent complications.

We’re here to help. If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms or have concerns about a wound, contact our Laurel MD wound care team today — your healing is our priority.