Welcome to Aion Wound Care
Advance Wound Care
Personalized treatment using evidence-based techniques to promote faster and safer healing.
Expert Wound Specialists
Handled by certified professionals dedicated to restoring skin integrity and patient comfort.
Continuous Care Support
Ongoing wound monitoring and follow-up to ensure complete and lasting recovery.
Your Partner in Safe and Effective Healing
Every wound tells a story, and early care makes a big difference in healing. Many patients experience wounds that require professional attention to prevent infection and long-term complications.
Wound care specialists play a vital role in promoting proper wound management and education — because the right care, at the right time, leads to better outcomes. Aion Wound Care provides expert guidance and compassionate treatment to help every patient heal safely and effectively.
We Specialize
in treating
Pressure-Related Injury
a localized skin and soft tissue wound caused by prolonged pressure, typically over bony areas
Diabetes-Related Wound
most commonly a diabetic ulcer, which is an open sore or wound that is slow to heal due to poor circulation and nerve damage caused by diabetes.
Venous Stasis
the slow flow of blood in the veins, typically in the legs, which causes blood to pool because the veins have difficulty sending it back to the heart.
Moisture Associated Wound
is skin damage caused by prolonged exposure to moisture like urine, wound drainage, sweat, or saliva
Nonhealing Surgical Wound
an incision that does not heal as expected within the typical four to six-week timeframe
Trauma Injury Wound
a sudden, physical injury from an external force that can range from a minor scrape to a severe, life-threatening wound.
Wounds with Mixed Aetiology
a wound on the lower leg which is caused by a combination of both venous and arterial disease.
Burn
Superficial burns are red, painful, and swollen, while partial-thickness burns also have blisters and may ooze fluid.
Stoma Care
is the management and maintenance of a stoma, which is a surgically created opening in the abdomen that allows waste to be collected in a pouch on the outside of the body.