http://www.futureofhealthcare.org/blog/category/the_wound_center/ The concept behind the Center for Advanced Wound Care is simple - bring about complete healing. Do it with a blend of technology, expert professional care and a generous portion of the human touch. After all, most of our patients have suffered long enough. They need medical attention, naturally. But they also need encouragement. They need to know that we will work with them to find a plan of treatment and therapy that works. Treatment that gives real hope for the future. The Wound Center Wed, 27 Oct 2010 11:20:41 GMT http://www.futureofhealthcare.org/blog/comments/147/ <P style="MARGIN-TOP: 0px">A local couple has donated a print of an original painting entitled, "The Hands" to The Wound Center. The painting was done by their son-in-law.</P> <P>Bill Wilson, of the Boyertown area, wound up in the Emergency Department of Pottstown Memorial Hospital on Christmas Eve with a serious foot wound. He was put in touch with&nbsp;The Wound Center, and received 40 Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy treatments, vastly improving his wound. Bill is receiving follow up care in the Foot and Ankle Clinic at St. Joe's.</P> <P>Ruby, Bill's wife, said, "Everyone has been so nice, and we appreciate them so much. We wanted to do something for them, and realized the painting would be a nice gesture."</P> <P>“The painting is so appropriate for The Wound Center," said Lesley Noble, Hyperbaric Unit. "We work very closely with our patients to help them achieve a higher quality of life."</P> <P>Their son-in-law, Robert Nailon, painted the original picture. Robert was homeschooled, and received his artistic training from his mother, also an artist. He is currently working with an ad agency in California. Robert and the Wilson's daughter, Elisha-ba, live in Monrovia, California, with their two year old daughter, Simone.</P> http://www.futureofhealthcare.org/blog/comments/147/ Mon, 21 Jun 2010 16:00:00 GMT user.org (User)