University Wound Care and Hyperbaric Center - Morristown

What wounds are treated?

Diabetic foot ulcers, lower leg ulcers, pressure ulcers, bone infection (osteomyelitis), gangrene (frostbite), skin tears or lacerations, late effects of radiation therapy, post-operative infections, slow or non-healing surgical wounds, compromised skin flaps or grafts, burns, and any wound not improving with multiple treatments.

How to refer a patient?

To refer a new patient, call 865-305-5510 or fax your referral form to 865-305-5515.

What should I bring to my wound care visit?

Please gather a list of all medications you are taking, including those prescribed and over-the-counter. Bring medicine bottles if possible, any medical records from recent visits, and your insurance card(s).

How can I refer a new patient?

To refer a new patient, call 865-305-5510 or fax 865-305-5515.

What might be involved in the wound assessment and treatment?

Our team will evaluate your wound, health and medical history, including x-rays if available. Tests may be conducted to assess blood flow, tissue oxygenation, and presence of infection to tailor a treatment program.

What is the focus of care at the Wound Care Center?

Treating wounds that haven’t healed in four weeks with a comprehensive, individualized treatment plan in consultation with your physician.