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Wound Care

Trust the healthcare professional at Life Health Care Medical group with the prompt evaluation and care of your wound. Wounds that are too painful, deep, and with larger debris embedded in them should be treated by a physician.
A wound is a break in the skin. Cuts, scrapes, and scratches are all wounds. You could wound yourself when cooking, cleaning, or gardening. Your child could wound themselves during a bad fall at home or while playing.
A wound can happen at any time, night or day, and it pays to know how to care for a wound. Proper wound care is important to prevent infection and other complications. In fact, it is an essential part of recovery.
7 Steps – Wound Care
  • Step #1 Wash our Hands Clean.
  • Step #2 Stop the Bleeding.
  • Step #3 Clean the Wound.
  • Step #4 Apply Antibacterial Ointment.
  • Step #5 Protect the Wound.
  • Step #6 Change the Dressing.
  • Step #7 Observe Symptoms.