Wound Care & Dressing at Home in Da Nang

Who is it for?

People after surgery, with an open or infected wound, with pressure ulcers from long bed rest, or needing regular dressing changes and suture removal.

How it works

1. 1Examine and assess the wound: size, depth and signs of infection
2. 2Clean and dress using sterile technique
3. 3Guide care between visits
4. 4Track healing progress

When to call us

• A surgical wound needs regular dressing changes, but returning to hospital each time is impractical.
• Sutures are due out and the patient struggles to travel.
• A wound is slow to heal, weeping, smells, or the edges are red and swollen.
• Someone bed-bound is developing pressure sores over the sacrum or heels.
• A diabetic patient has a foot ulcer that needs close monitoring.

What is included

• Wound assessment: size, wound bed, exudate and signs of infection.
• Cleaning and dressing using sterile technique.
• Suture removal when it falls due, as prescribed.
• Pressure-sore care and monitoring, with guidance on repositioning to prevent new ones.
• Showing the family which signs mean seeing a doctor straight away.
• Written notes on progress so the doctor can follow the wound visit by visit.