Wound Care

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Wound Healing

When a wound from an accident, disease or infection isn’t healing properly, proper wound care can save life and limb.

Five million Americans will suffer from chronic wounds this year, with circulation problems and diabetes being the most common culprits of these injuries. Because of the remarkable need for wound care treatment, Sumner Regional Medical Center created the Sumner Wound Care Center to serve our community's needs.

Our Wound Care providers: C. Graham Frazier, DPM (Podiatrist), R. Brandon Mewbourne, MD, FACS (General Surgeon), Brian Reed, MD (General Surgeon), Amanda Barton, FNP. Not pictured Haroon Khan, MD (Infectious Disease)

The Facts

1 in 4 Families

has a family member with a chronic wound. People living with diabetes, heart disease or a vascular disorder may be more likely to develop a chronic wound.

4 in 10 Americans

reported delaying medical appointments during the pandemic. And now, these delays in care have been associated with a 50 percent increase in amputations.

7 million Americans

are living with a chronic wound. Wound care centers like Sumner Wound Care offer improved healing through advanced treatments.

Center of Distinction

Sumner Wound Care is a recipient of the 2021 Healogics Center of Distinction Award!

While wound care is a relatively new field of medicine, it is a much-needed program that is quickly gaining ground. SRMC's program has seen patients come for treatment from as far away as Cookeville and Ashland City. General Surgeon Brandon Mewbourne, MD, serves as medical director of the program.

Sumner Wound Care is made up of a team of professionals that includes:

Physicians and surgeons with advanced training in wound management
Nursing staff trained in the care of chronic wounds
Certified technicians who perform various studies and therapies
Experienced staff to assist with appointments, obtaining referrals from your physician and health insurance processing