HonorHealth Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine - Osborn

Driving Directions

Wound Care and Hyperbaric Services at HonorHealth Scottsdale Osborn Medical Center is on the first floor on the north side of the hospital. Go to the main hospital entrance on East Fourth Street and follow the signs to wound care. Although street parking is limited, there's plenty of parking in a nearby HonorHealth garage at Fourth Street and Drinkwater Boulevard.

Public Transportation Directions

Bus 72 stops at Scottsdale and Osborn roads, and another bus runs on North Drinkwater Boulevard.

You can find relief from slow-healing wounds with specialized care at Wound Care and Hyperbaric Services at Scottsdale Osborn 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:

• Treats patients 16 years and older
• Understands the complexity of wound healing
• Carefully evaluates your wound and provides a personalized treatment plan
• Will teach you and your family how to care for your slow-healing 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:

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

Your doctors may recommend hyperbaric therapy, which allows you to breathe 100% oxygen under pressure, promoting wound healing. A typical two-hour 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

The hyperbaric program at Scottsdale Osborn Medical Center is unique in that it has two options for providing treatment: a large hyperbaric chamber that can accommodate 12 people and a single-person chamber.