
We Provide Wound Care Services In The Comfort Of Your Home
We service the entire state of Florida
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Complications such as diabetic foot ulcers arise from skin tissue breakdown, exposing the deeper layers beneath.
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Venous leg ulcers occur when venous insufficiency leads to increased venous pressure and fluid accumulation, resulting in the formation of open sores.
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Lacerations: these penetrate through all layers of the skin, often extending to underlying structures like muscle or bone.
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Dehiscence: a frequent complication of surgical wounds, dehiscence involves the reopening of a previously closed incision site, necessitating meticulous management to prevent further complications.
We treat:
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Chronic wounds (e.g., pressure ulcers, venous ulcers, diabetic ulcers)
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Acute wounds (e.g., surgical wounds, traumatic wounds)
At 360 Medical Centers, we are dedicated to improving your health and quality of life.​

Human Tissue Allograft leverages the most advanced and naturally intact allograft tissue available through it’s proprietary preservation technology.
This system optimizes tissue preservation and functionality, driving progress in medical treatments. It offers distinct safety and efficacy benefits as it aids the recipient in regenerating healthy tissue and restoring normal function.
Human tissue allografts are specifically designed for homologous application as a wound covering, offering an advanced solution for the management of both acute and chronic wounds. These grafts made from the amniotic membrane contains vital growth factors that support tissue regeneration. There are several grafts available depending on the type of wound that will be treated.

Phases of Wound Healing:
The wound healing process comprises of four distinct phases he must static, inflammatory, proliferative, and remodeling. When supported appropriate wound care solutions, these faces enable the body's natural mechanisms to collaboratively repair and restore damaged tissue.
Hemostatic Phase
Initiates with clot formation to control bleeding and serves as the foundation for subsequent healing stages.
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Inflammatory Phase
Involves the activation of neutrophils and macrophages to remove bacteria, foreign material, and necrotic tissue through processes such as phagocytosis.
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Proliferative Phase
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Remodeling Phase
focuses on extracellular matrix (ECM) remodeling, scar maturation, and tensile strength restoration.

At 360 Medical Centers, we are dedicated to facilitating your journey toward full recovery from skin wounds with exceptional care and advanced medical solutions.

Contact Us
Phone
Wound Care Coordinator
Carlos Lopez
Cell: (305)-413-1349
Office Phone: (239)-790-1263
Fax: (239)-790-1074
Let us partner with you to achieve optimal healing outcomes.
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