HonorHealth Wound Care and Hyperbaric Services - John C. Lincoln

Driving Directions

Wound Care and Hyperbaric Services is located in the Cowden Center on Second Street in a building on the campus of HonorHealth John C. Lincoln Medical Center. Plenty of parking is available around the building and also in the medical center patient parking structure across the street. It is recommended that you park on the west side of the building and use that convenient entrance.

Public Transportation Directions

Bus 106 stops at Central Avenue and Eva Street.

You can find relief from non-healing wounds with specialized care from the Wound Care and Hyperbaric Services team at HonorHealth John C. Lincoln Medical Center

A multidisciplinary team of specialists helps manage wounds that are slow to heal due to such complications as diabetes, poor circulation and infection. The team:

• Provide a personalized treatment plan including consults from a multidisciplinary team of experts
• Treat patients 16 years and older
• Understand the complexity of wound healing
• Offer education on how to care for your wound at home

Wound Care and Hyperbaric Services provides comprehensive care. Specialists may be called in to assist your wound care provider in evaluating and treating any medical condition you may have that is preventing your wound from moving through a normal healing process. Your provider has access to physicians and clinicians in a variety of specialties to assist in your care. These include:

• Podiatrists
• Plastic surgeons
• General surgeons
• Vascular surgeons
• Interventional cardiologists
• Interventional radiologists
• Orthopedic surgeons
• Infectious disease specialists
• Diabetes and nutrition specialists
• Home health service providers
• Lymphedema specialists
• Pain management specialists

Your doctors may recommend hyperbaric therapy, which allows you to breathe 100% oxygen under pressure, promoting wound healing. A hyperbaric treatment:

• Increases the amount of oxygen carried in your bloodstream
• Allows oxygen to travel farther into tissue to promote healing
• Promotes development of capillaries – small branching blood vessels – for improved circulation
• Promotes your body's wound-healing and infection-fighting capabilities