Expert In-Home Care for Poor Circulation-Related Wounds

Arterial ulcers are painful, slow-healing wounds that occur when blood flow to the lower legs and feet is reduced or blocked. Without proper circulation, your body cannot deliver enough oxygen and nutrients to support wound healing. At Advent Mobile Wound Care, we specialize in identifying and treating arterial ulcers safely and effectively in the comfort of your home.

What Are Arterial Ulcers?

Arterial ulcers—also called ischemic ulcers—are usually caused by peripheral artery disease (PAD), where arteries become narrowed or blocked by plaque. These ulcers often appear on the toes, feet, ankles, or shins and can become serious if not treated quickly.

Signs and Symptoms of Arterial Ulcers

If you have poor circulation, watch for the following signs:

  • Painful wounds (especially during rest or at night)
  • Cool, pale, or bluish skin around the wound
  • Wounds with a “punched-out” appearance and sharp edges
  • Minimal bleeding or drainage
  • Shiny, tight, or hairless skin on the legs
  • Black or necrotic tissue if the ulcer is severe
  • Delayed healing or non-healing despite home care

Our Approach to Arterial Ulcer Care

At Advent, we provide comprehensive care tailored to your circulation needs, including:

In-Home Assessment & Diagnostics

  • Check circulation using clinical signs and pulse checks
  • Identify infection, tissue damage, or signs of arterial blockage
  • Coordinate with your primary doctor or vascular specialist if needed

Wound-Specific Treatment Plans

  • Use of advanced wound dressings to protect the ulcer while allowing oxygen to reach the site
  • Application of topical antimicrobials to prevent or treat infection
  • Moisture balance strategies to keep the wound from drying out or worsening

Pain Management & Comfort

  • Non-invasive methods to reduce pain and promote relaxation
  • Careful monitoring to avoid complications

Referral & Follow-Up Support

  • If circulation is severely impaired, we’ll help you get a vascular referral for possible revascularization procedures or further evaluation

Why Early Treatment Matters

Delaying care for an arterial ulcer can lead to infection, tissue death (gangrene), or even amputation. Getting expert care early improves your chances of healing and reduces your risk of long-term complications.

Advent Brings Healing to You

With Advent Mobile Wound Care, you receive hospital-level wound care without leaving your home. Our team comes to you, monitors your healing, and works alongside your other healthcare providers for complete, compassionate support.