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Advanced Integrative Wound Care
Faster Healing. Better Tissue Quality. Scientific Precision.
Wounds don’t heal because they’re open.
They heal when the body is prepared, resourced, and supported at every biological layer.
At James Clinic, advanced wound care isn’t a patchwork of bandages. It’s strategic healing medicine — intelligently sequencing therapies that address:
- Cellular metabolism
- Tissue oxygenation
- Immune balance
- Inflammation resolution
- Structural repair
This is wound care reimagined.
Why Wounds Fail to Heal
True healing requires coordination among:
- Blood supply
- Oxygen delivery
- Collagen synthesis
- Immune regulation
- Nutrient availability
- Cellular energy
When any of these is impaired — due to diabetes, vascular insufficiency, metabolic syndrome, inflammation, neuropathy, or prior surgical stress — wounds stall and chronicity begins.
Healing is not purely local. It is systemic.
That’s why we do more than dress a wound.
We optimize the terrain in which healing happens.
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Leadership You Can Trust
Dr. James is a former surgeon and former director of an advanced wound care clinic.
She has:
- Managed complex non-healing wounds
- Supervised multidisciplinary wound programs
- Integrated cutting-edge therapies into clinical practice
Under her leadership, our approach is not experimental — it is expert and evidence-informed.
Foundational Healing: Nutrition First
Wound repair is an anabolic process — a rebuilding process — and that requires:
- Protein adequacy
- Collagen precursors
- Antioxidants
- Micronutrients
Key nutritional foundations:
- Optimal protein intake
- Healthy fats and phytonutrients
- Glycemic control (important in diabetes and metabolic syndrome)
Targeted Nutrient Support for Healing
Certain micronutrients are biologic drivers of tissue repair:
Vitamin C
Essential for:
- Collagen synthesis
- Antioxidant defense
- Immune function
- Capillary and connective tissue strength
Zinc
Necessary for:
- Cell proliferation
- DNA synthesis
- Enzymatic function
- Immune modulation
IV Vitamin Infusions
When Oral Support Isn’t Enough
Some wounds reflect systemic insufficiency — where oral intake cannot keep pace with demand.
IV infusions deliver:
- High-dose vitamin C
- Hydration to support microcirculation
- Antioxidants to reduce oxidative stress
- Cofactors needed for collagen remodeling
IV therapy boosts substrate availability when the body urgently needs it.
Oxygen Is Healing
How Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) Speeds Tissue Repair
Oxygen is more than life support — it is rebuild support.
Under normal conditions, healing tissues often suffer hypoxia (lack of oxygen), especially near wound borders. HBOT:
- Elevates oxygen saturation in plasma
- Improves microvascular perfusion
- Stimulates angiogenesis (new blood vessel growth)
- Enhances fibroblast and collagen activity
- Reduces edema and inflammation
At James Clinic, we use soft-chamber, seated hyperbaric therapy, making it more accessible and comfortable — especially for those with anxiety or mobility challenges.
Clinical outcomes improve when oxygen supply meets metabolic demand.
Peptides for Tissue Regeneration
Peptides are short amino acid sequences that act as signaling molecules.
In wound care, specific peptides help:
- Promote collagen synthesis
- Modulate inflammation
- Support cellular migration
- Enhance matrix formation
We use peptides as part of an integrative, stage-based healing strategy, where they serve as biologic messengers — not cosmetic boosters.
Ozone Therapy:
Immune & Microcirculation Support
Ozone is a form of oxygen therapy that works on several healing fronts:
Limb Bagging Ozone Applications
Used for:
- Localized immune support
- Reducing microbial burden
- Enhancing local oxygen utilization
- Improving microvascular flow
Ozone therapy is used thoughtfully and always in context with the patient’s clinical picture. It is part of our immune-metabolic support suite, not a stand-alone fix.
The James Clinic Wound Care Approach
We Treat the Terrain, Not Just the Lesion
Wound care here is multilayered
Real Healing. Real Outcomes.
Our integrative wound care is about:
- Closing wounds faster
- Reducing recurrence
- Improving tissue quality
- Restoring function
This is tissue biology done right.
Whether the wound is new or chronic, the answer is the same principle: getting the body ready to heal
Systemic Evaluation
Metabolic risk (glucose/insulin)
Liver and nutrient status
Hormone and stress response
Immune competence
Foundational Optimization
Nutrition
Micronutrient support
Glycemic control
Oxygen & Circulation Therapies
Soft hyperbaric oxygen
Ozone applications
Cellular Messaging & Regeneration
Peptides
MDI
Symptom & Microbial Management
Local wound care as needed
Infection control
Inflammation modulation
Who Benefits Most
patients with:
Diabetic foot wounds
Venous or arterial insufficiency wounds
Pressure and surgical wounds
Radiation-associated wounds
Neuropathic wounds
Slow-healing ulcerations
What to Expect with Our Program
Initial evaluation includes:
- Medical and surgical history review
- Metabolic panel & glycemic assessment
- Nutrition and micronutrient status
- Circulatory and tissue oxygen evaluation
Therapies are then sequenced:
- Metabolic and nutritional optimization
- Micronutrient and antioxidant support
- Oxygen and regenerative stimulation
- Electromagnetic and peptide signaling
- Immune/microbe modulation where appropriate
This is structured healing, not ad-hoc application.
Frequently asked questions
We have the information you need for our wound care treatment protocol and the common questions we answer for our patients.
Wounds are a signal, not a problem to be covered.
Non-healing wounds often reflect:
- Poor oxygen delivery
- Systemic inflammation
- Metabolic dysfunction
- Immune imbalance
- Nutrient depletion
- Microcirculation failure
Treating only the surface misses the biology beneath.
Yes, we can help you prepare for your surgery to ensure a smoother recovery. Healing from surgery can be complex, especially if you have underlying health issues or nutrient deficiencies. Scheduling an appointment with us before your surgery allows us to take a proactive approach. We interpret lab results with a keen eye, focusing on optimal health at the cellular level.
We will develop a personalized treatment plan based on your lab results and medical history, aimed at boosting your energy levels and supporting your body’s natural healing processes. This tailored pre-operative plan not only promotes faster recovery but also helps prevent potential complications, ensuring you are well-prepared and in the best possible health for your surgery.
Wound healing is an energy-intensive process, with cells involved in repairing and replacing damaged tissue requiring more than twice the energy of unwounded skin. To support this demanding task, we recommend several key supplements:
- Protein: Essential for tissue repair and regeneration. It provides the building blocks needed for new cell growth.
- Vitamin C: Crucial for collagen synthesis, which helps maintain the strength and integrity of the skin and blood vessels.
- Zinc: Plays a vital role in DNA synthesis, cell division, and protein synthesis, all of which are necessary for wound healing.
Proper nutrition is essential for a healthy immune system, which is vital for post-operative wound recovery. After surgery, you might notice a decreased appetite, so choosing nutrient-dense foods and maximizing intake when you feel hungry is crucial.
A diet rich in plant-based foods provides the necessary phytonutrients, vitamins, and minerals to support tissue repair and immune function. Including high-protein foods such as lean meats, seafood, dairy, bone broth, and legumes ensures you meet the increased energy demands of the healing process.
Staying well-hydrated is just as important as good nutrition. Dehydration can reduce skin elasticity, increasing the risk of infection and poor healing. It can also lead to complications like urinary infections and electrolyte imbalances. Drinking enough water supports cellular functions and helps maintain a moist environment for optimal wound healing.