TenMed Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine
Care areas
About
TenMed's Lawrenceville center opened in January 2026 and provides wound care and hyperbaric oxygen therapy for chronic and hard-to-heal wounds in Gwinnett County. It is one of three locations of TenMed Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine, an independently owned medical practice that also has clinics in Atlanta and Cumming; Joshua Behlmann, DO, is the center's medical director. Listed services include surgical debridement, bioengineered skin grafting and negative pressure wound therapy, and HBOT conditions include diabetic wounds, chronic bone infection and radiation tissue damage.
Clinic services
- Wound assessment and management
- Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
- Surgical debridement
- Advanced wound dressings
- Negative pressure wound therapy
- Collagen-based wound treatment
- Skin substitutes and bioengineered tissue grafts
- Vascular assessments
- UltraMIST ultrasound wound therapy
- SoftWave shock wave therapy
- Compression therapy
- Pressure offloading
- Home wound-care education
- Biopsy
- Allograft
Conditions
- Chronic and hard-to-heal wounds
- Diabetic foot ulcers
- Venous and arterial ulcers
- Pressure injuries, all stages
- Surgical wounds, including post-Mohs wounds
- Burns
- Traumatic wounds
- Radiation injuries
- Radiation soft tissue necrosis
- Radiation cystitis / proctitis
- Osteomyelitis
- Compromised grafts & flaps
- Crush injuries
- Gas gangrene
- Deep tissue infections
- Atypical wounds
- Hemorrhagic cystitis* (off-label use)
- Vascular disease* (off-label use)
* Off-label: outside FDA-cleared HBOT uses. FDA HBOT guidance
Planning your visit
A physician referral is helpful but not always required; the clinic accepts self-referred patients, though some insurance plans may require a referral.
Patients can request an appointment online or call the Lawrenceville clinic. They should bring photo ID, insurance cards, a current medication list and relevant medical records or imaging, plus a referral letter if their insurance requires one, and arrive 15 minutes early for paperwork. At least 24 hours' notice is requested to cancel or reschedule. Onsite parking is available; accessibility needs can be discussed when scheduling. Visits are in person; patients can ask whether virtual follow-up consultations are available. Before the first HBOT session, the clinical team reviews the patient's medical history and completes a physical assessment. Patients wear 100% cotton clothing provided by staff and remove prohibited items such as electronics or flammable materials. During treatment the patient lies in a clear, pressurized chamber with a technician present throughout; sessions last about 90 minutes. Afterward, staff help the patient out of the chamber and monitor them briefly before they leave. The clinic says most wound-healing protocols involve 20–40 sessions, typically once daily, five days per week, with the exact number set by the physician. Home care instructions are provided after each visit. For urgent, non-life-threatening wound concerns after clinic hours, patients can leave a message for the on-call team.
Sources and listing information
- Book an appointment
- About the clinic · Opening hours
- Services · Conditions · Visit information · Referral requirements
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