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Wound Care

Wound care specialists at Unity Health provide treatment and care for patients living with complex chronic wounds from injury or surgery.

Click through the sections below to find out more about wound care services at St. Joseph’s Health Centre, St. Michael’s Hospital and Providence Healthcare.


Wound Care at St. Joseph's Health Centre

Working collaboratively with the Community Care Access Centres (CCAC) to provide on-going care for patients in need, the team at St. Joseph’s Wound Clinic provides preventative care, treatment and management for a variety of acute and chronic wounds. The clinic is staffed by a dermatologist and nurses specializing in wound care.

1st Floor Gilgan Family Wing
Monday, 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Clinics & Services

Wound Care at St. Michael's Hospital

We provide interprofessional consultation for the collaborative management of complex wound care spanning the inpatient, and outpatient populations.  Our core team includes nursing (wounds above the ankle), chiropody (wounds of the foot and ankle) and occupational therapy (seating, positioning, off-loading, mobility challenges).

Clinics & Services

Wound Care at Providence Healthcare

Providence Healthcare has up-to-date wound assessment and treatment protocols to ensure they’re following best practices, regularly conducting wound care rounds to check in on high-risk residents, and making sure those who need them have access to therapeutic, pressure-relieving mattresses, which they recently received more of thanks to a generous grant from Women in Philanthropy for Providence.

Clinics & Services

Providence Healthcare has up-to-date wound assessment and treatment protocols to ensure they’re following best practices, regularly conducting wound care rounds to check in on high-risk residents, and making sure those who need them have access to therapeutic, pressure-relieving mattresses, which they recently received more of thanks to a generous grant from Women in Philanthropy for Providence.

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As of April 1, 2021, St. Michael’s Foundation amalgamated with Providence Healthcare Foundation and all receipts will be issued by St. Michael’s Foundation.

We are pleased to let you know that your donation will go directly to the organization and priority that you have designated.

Last updated November 23, 2023