Skin

Venous ulcers are wounds that take weeks or even months to heal and are caused by high pressure in the veins of the lower leg.

Although this disease typically affects older adults, patients of any age can develop cancer in the colon.

A pressure ulcer is a skin or tissue injury usually formed due to prolonged pressure over a specific body area.

After a patient goes through a surgical procedure, postoperative care is the type of care in charge of providing comfort, pain relief, wound care, and day-to-day support.

Arterial ulcers are formed because of poor delivery of blood to the body's lower extremities, caused by several conditions, such as vascular disease, renal failure, high blood pressure, arteriosclerosis or atherosclerosis, age, or trauma.

Signature’s Safe Watch Wound Care Program is a collaborative practice model designed to manage patient’s skin and wound care needs at home. The program’s primary objective is to provide high quality, cost-effective treatment utilizing best practice standards. Our clinical leaders have advanced training in skin and wound care. Our programs are designed to track wound progression and enhance patient/caregiver compliance.