What Are Chronic Wounds?
Chronic wounds are injuries to the skin and underlying tissue that do not heal within the expected time frame. Instead of closing in a few weeks, these wounds persist for months or even years, often due to poor blood flow, repeated trauma, infection, or underlying health conditions like diabetes. Left untreated, chronic wounds can lead to severe infections, hospitalizations, and in extreme cases, amputation. Modern regenerative medicine is changing that—offering solutions that help your body rebuild tissue and restore healthy skin.
How Stem Cell Therapy Works
Stem cells are the body’s repair cells. When applied to a chronic wound, they release powerful growth factors that stimulate new tissue formation, reduce inflammation, and encourage blood vessel growth.
Most of the products we use are derived from amniotic membranes, ethically donated after scheduled cesarean births. These membranes are processed under strict FDA regulations and are rich in:
- Growth factors and proteins that jumpstart healing
- Collagen to rebuild the wound bed
- Antiinflammatory properties to calm damaged tissue
The result is faster closure, less pain, and better longterm outcomes.
Here’s how they work step by step
Arterial Ulcers
Arterial ulcers develop when poor blood flow from blocked arteries prevents healing, often appearing on toes, feet, or lower legs. These wounds are painful, slow to heal, and at high risk of infection. Advanced therapies like stem cell–based treatments can promote new tissue growth and help restore circulation.
Sacral Ulcers (Back Ulcers)
These pressure injuries form over the lower back or sacrum in patients who remain in one position for extended periods. They can expose deep tissue and bone if untreated. Regenerative wound care helps rebuild damaged tissue and speeds up closure.
Head and Scalp Ulcers
Wounds on the scalp or head—often from trauma, surgery, or radiation—can be challenging to heal due to limited soft tissue and constant movement. Stem cell–based therapies provide growth factors that encourage rapid closure and reduce scarring.
Open Wound Bed Sores
Chronic bed sores, also known as advanced pressure injuries, occur when prolonged pressure causes skin breakdown over bony areas. These open wounds often resist standard treatments, but regenerative solutions can close them faster and restore skin integrity.
Burn Wounds (Non‑Radiation)
Thermal, chemical, or electrical burns can lead to significant tissue loss and scarring. Stem cell–based therapies help rebuild damaged skin, reduce scar formation, and restore function.
Infected / Non‑Healing Wounds
Chronic wounds caused by infection—such as cellulitis, post‑surgical infections, or osteomyelitis—benefit from regenerative treatments that fight infection, provide growth factors, and speed up healing.
Amputation Site Wounds
Stump sites or surgical amputation areas can sometimes break down or refuse to close. Advanced wound care supports tissue regeneration, reduces pain, and helps prevent further complications.
Post‑Trauma or Complex Wounds
Severe injuries, multiple surgeries, or wounds with underlying conditions often require layered regenerative treatments. Stem cell–based solutions can jump‑start healing and restore tissue integrity.
Expected Timeline for Healing
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First 1–2 weeks
Noticeable reduction in drainage, swelling, and discomfort.
Weeks 3–6
New skin cells form and wounds begin to contract.
6–8 weeks
Many patients achieve full closure when following their care
plan and attending all followup appointments.
Every wound is unique, but with regenerative therapies, many patients see improvement in just a few weeks.
What does our customer say?
Our customers trust Healix360 for compassionate care and lasting results. Their experiences highlight the convenience of in-home treatment and the confidence they feel with our expert team.
FDA Registered Products
All biologic grafts and regenerative products we use are FDAregistered and sourced from accredited tissue banks. Each product undergoes rigorous testing for communicable diseases and quality standards, giving patients peace of mind that treatments are both safe and effective.
Insurance Medical Covered Treatments
The majority of regenerative wound care products we use are covered by Medicare Part B and many private insurance plans. Our team verifies your benefits before treatment so you know exactly what to expect. We believe advanced wound healing should be accessible and affordable to every patient who needs it.
