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Assess
Wound status
Wound Care
Specialist support for foot wounds.
Coordinated wound-care support with clinician-led direction.
Request wound-care supportIf a wound has redness, swelling, pain, discharge or fever, seek urgent medical care.
Evidence-aligned
Personalized support
Guided pathways
Who this helps
People with diabetic foot wounds
Chronic or complex wounds requiring advanced dressing support.
Individuals with lower-limb wounds
Post-surgical, traumatic or pressure injuries needing structured care.
People at risk of wound complications
Those needing preventive management and early intervention.
Clinics & care teams
Needing protocols, training support and dressing management guidance.
Caregivers & families
Seeking guidance for safe home-care and follow-up support.
Wound-care pathway architecture
A visual care map for assessment, VAC readiness, pressure protection and review.
Map
status
Treat
VAC
Guard
review
NPWT control point
Seal, pressure and protection move as one.
SealPressureOffloadReview
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Prepare
Clean field
03
Apply VAC
Therapy control
04
Protect
Pressure relief
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Review
Plan update
Personalized by wound status, device suitability, pressure risk and review response.Request pathway guidance
The NPWT VAC advantage
Negative Pressure Wound Therapy may support wound management in appropriately selected cases under qualified clinical supervision.
Learn about NPWT VACManages Wound Fluid
Helps manage wound fluid in selected cases.
Supports Assessment
Used within a qualified wound-care plan.
May Support Granulation
May support granulation in selected wounds.
Requires Clinical Review
Infection concerns need clinical assessment.
NPWT VAC dressing support, Dressing planning and follow-up workflow, Off-loading coordination for pressure-sensitive wounds, Care-pathway documentation and patient education support
Let us build your wound-care plan.
Our care team is here to guide you at every step.
- Personalized wound-care strategy
- Evidence-aligned protocols
- Ongoing support & follow-up