Expert Mobile Wound Care
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Emergency Notice: Severe burns (large area, deep burns, facial burns, or burns to hands/feet/genitals) require emergency room care. Dr. Bennett treats minor to moderate burns and provides follow-up care for burns after initial emergency treatment.

Understanding Burn Injuries

Burns are tissue injuries caused by heat, chemicals, electricity, radiation, or friction. While minor burns often heal on their own, more significant burns require professional wound care to heal properly and minimize scarring.

Dr. Bennett provides expert burn wound care for patients who need ongoing treatment after initial emergency care, or for minor to moderate burns that aren't healing as expected.

Types of Burns We Treat

Thermal Burns

Burns from heat sources including flames, hot liquids (scalds), steam, or contact with hot objects.

Radiation Burns

Skin damage from radiation therapy for cancer treatment, requiring specialized wound care.

Severe Sunburn

Deep sunburns with blistering that may require professional wound care to heal properly.

Friction Burns

Skin abrasions caused by friction, such as road rash or carpet burns.

Burn Severity Levels

First-Degree

Superficial burns affecting only the outer skin layer (epidermis).

  • Red, dry skin
  • Painful to touch
  • No blistering
  • Usually heals in 3-5 days
Second-Degree

Partial-thickness burns affecting epidermis and part of dermis.

  • Red, blistered skin
  • Very painful
  • Swelling present
  • Heals in 2-3 weeks
Third-Degree

Full-thickness burns destroying all skin layers.

  • White, brown, or black
  • Leathery texture
  • May be painless (nerve damage)
  • Requires specialized care

Dr. Bennett's Treatment Approach

Proper burn wound care is essential for optimal healing and minimizing scarring. Dr. Bennett's approach includes:

1
Burn Assessment

Evaluation of burn depth, size, and location to determine the best treatment approach.

2
Wound Cleaning

Gentle cleansing and removal of dead tissue to prepare the wound for healing.

3
Specialized Dressings

Application of burn-specific dressings that promote healing and reduce pain.

4
Scar Management

Guidance on preventing and minimizing scar formation as the burn heals.

Radiation Wound Care

Radiation therapy for cancer can cause skin reactions ranging from mild redness to severe ulceration. Dr. Bennett provides specialized care for radiation-related skin injuries, including:

  • Radiation dermatitis management
  • Treatment of radiation-induced ulcers
  • Skin care guidance during radiation treatment
  • Long-term management of radiation-damaged tissue

Schedule Your Evaluation

Burns require specialized care to heal properly. Dr. Bennett provides mobile wound care in your home.

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Service Area

Dr. Bennett provides mobile wound care throughout:

  • Boise
  • Meridian
  • Nampa
  • Caldwell
  • Eagle
  • Mountain Home
  • Ada, Canyon & Elmore Counties
Medicare Coverage

Burn wound care is typically covered by Medicare Part B. Dr. Bennett's office handles all insurance verification and billing.

Burn Injury Needs Expert Care

Proper burn treatment promotes healing and minimizes scarring. Schedule your evaluation today.

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