Wound Care

Welcome to RMH Wound Care

At RMH Wound Care, we are committed to helping patients heal from complex and chronic wounds through expert, compassionate care. Our dedicated providers—Chelsea Ging, NP, and Dr. Jonathan LeSar—bring extensive experience and a patient-centered approach to every case. Together, they lead a multidisciplinary team that works closely with patients and referring providers to ensure each wound receives the specialized attention it needs. Whether you’re dealing with a new wound or one that hasn’t responded to previous treatments, we’re here to support your healing journey every step of the way.

Conditions We Treat

We specialize in treating a wide range of wounds and related conditions. If you or a loved one is experiencing any of the following, RMH Wound Care can help:

• Diabetic wounds
• Venous ulcers
• Arterial wounds
• Pressure ulcers
• Burns
• Skin tears / Lacerations
• Trauma wounds
• Non-healing surgical wounds
• Dehisced wounds
• Bites (insect/animal)
• Lymphedema

Our Services

Our team provides comprehensive wound care services tailored to each patient’s needs. From initial assessment to full recovery, we offer:

• Thorough wound assessments
• Debridement when necessary
• Customized wound dressings
• Weekly evaluations to monitor healing progress
• Referrals to specialists (vascular, surgery, pain management) when needed
• Patient education on:
  • Wound type and healing stages
  • What to expect during healing
  • Risk factors that may affect healing
  • How to properly change dressings

Eligibility and Referrals

To access our services, a referral is required. Here’s what you need to know:

• Referral Required: Yes, if the patient’s insurance requires it
• Who Can Refer: Your primary care provider (PCP) or attending physician
• When to Seek Care: As soon as a wound is identified—early intervention is key to better outcomes

What to Expect as a Patient

We strive to make your experience as smooth and informative as possible. Here’s what you can expect:

Your First Appointment

• A detailed history of your wound (duration, previous treatments, etc.)
• A full wound assessment
• Cultures taken if needed
• Debridement and dressing application
• Education on how to care for your wound at home

Follow-Up Visits

• Weekly appointments to closely monitor healing
• Adjustments to treatment as needed until the wound is fully healed

Providers

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