by Anita Wragge | Mar 6, 2025 | Wound Care
Good Nutrition: Healing from the Inside Out Though often overlooked as a factor in wound healing, good nutrition is an extremely important part of the healing process. Wounds must be well-fed to heal, requiring increased amounts of calories, protein, water and...
by Anita Wragge | Mar 6, 2025 | Wound Care
Seasonal Produce Guide Though often overlooked, nutrition is an extremely important part of the healing process. During the healing process, the body is busy adding new tissue, replacing fluids and fighting infection, so it needs increased amounts of water, calories,...
by Anita Wragge | Mar 5, 2025 | Wound Care
The Building Blocks of Wound Healing We all know that eating well is good for us, but what does that have to do with wound healing? A lot, it turns out. Though often overlooked, good nutrition is extremely important; wounds must be well-fed to heal. During the healing...
by Anita Wragge | Jan 28, 2025 | Heart Health, Services, Wound Care
Heart Health and Wound Healing Kearney County Health Services Wound Clinic: the Heart of Wound Care Center recognizes American Heart Month by teaching community about cardiovascular care and wound healing. The staff at KCHS Wound Clinic are celebrating American Heart...
by Anita Wragge | Jan 28, 2025 | Heart Health, Services, Wound Care
Heart Disease and Ulcers Heart disease is a broad term which encompasses many conditions affecting the heart, including diseases of the heart muscle, blood vessel diseases, heart rhythm defects, and infections of the heart.1 One of the complications of heart disease...
by Anita Wragge | Jan 2, 2025 | Wound Care
Have a Wound? Wound Care is Essential. Center staff urge patients with wounds to seek specialized wound care for treatment. A chronic wound is a wound that is slow or difficult to heal. According to Medicare data, chronic wounds affect an estimated 10.5 million...
