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Mercy Hyperbaric and Wound Care - Southfork is an outpatient, hospital-based wound care program in St. Louis, with services provided by Mercy Hospital South. The program works with each patient's primary care physician, and Mercy notes that chronic wounds call for care from multiple health-care disciplines. Conditions it lists include diabetic foot ulcers, arterial insufficiency and venous stasis wounds, radiation therapy wounds, pressure ulcers and non-healing surgical or complicated wounds, and its page links to Mercy's hyperbaric oxygen therapy and compromised grafts and flaps services.

Clinic services

  • Outpatient wound care
  • Chronic wound management
  • Hyperbaric oxygen therapy

Conditions

  • Diabetic foot ulcers
  • Arterial insufficiency wounds
  • Venous stasis wounds
  • Radiation therapy wounds
  • Pressure ulcers
  • Non-healing surgical or complicated wounds
  • Compromised grafts and flaps

Planning your visit

Appointments are scheduled by calling the clinic. The program is hospital-based: its services are provided by Mercy Hospital South and billed separately from physician services, which Mercy says may affect a patient's co-pay or deductible, so patients are advised to check coverage with their insurance carrier. Care is coordinated with the patient's primary care physician.

Nearby clinics

Within 25 miles

  1. The Institute of Natural Health

    Richmond Heights, MO

    Integrative/Wellness Clinic

    Approx. 9.4 mi away

  2. Wildwood Integrative Healthcare

    Ellisville, MO

    Integrative/Wellness Clinic

    Approx. 13.1 mi away

Sources and listing information

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