Advanced Wound Therapies

We provide Advanced Wound Therapies (AWT) to support healing in patients with chronic, difficult-to-treat wounds. These state-of-the-art treatments go beyond traditional wound care by using clinically proven technologies that promote faster, deeper, and more complete healing.

Our goal is simple: deliver hospital-grade wound care in the comfort of your home or care facility, using evidence-based interventions tailored to each patient’s needs.

Advanced Wound Therapies refer to a category of specialized medical treatments that assist the body’s natural healing processes using biomedical technology, engineered tissue, or controlled environments. These therapies are especially effective for:

• Chronic wounds that have stalled in healing
• Large, deep, or infected wounds
• Patients with comorbidities like diabetes, poor circulation, or immobility
• Wounds that have not responded to standard care

By improving cellular regeneration, reducing infection risk, and enhancing moisture control, AWT helps patients achieve better outcomes with fewer complications.

Regenerative skin-like materials to accelerate healing

Bioengineered Skin Substitutes are advanced tissue products—either cellular or acellular—that act as a scaffold for new tissue growth. These substitutes replicate the structure of natural skin, providing a protective barrier while actively stimulating healing.

Ideal for:

• Diabetic foot ulcers
• Venous leg ulcers
• Pressure injuries
• Surgical wounds
• Burns or trauma wounds

At Advent, we carefully select the most appropriate BSS based on wound type and patient condition. Our mobile wound care specialists apply these substitutes on-site, ensuring a sterile and effective treatment environment.

Vacuum-assisted healing for deep and complex wounds

Negative Pressure Wound Therapy uses a sealed wound dressing connected to a suction pump to create a controlled vacuum environment. This negative pressure:

• Removes excess fluid and infectious materials
• Draws wound edges together
• Increases blood flow to the area
• Stimulates tissue growth and granulation

NPWT is a powerful treatment option for wounds that are deep, draining, or slow to heal, and it is often used post-surgery or in high-risk patients.

Common indications include:

• Post-operative wounds
• Surgical dehiscence
• Pressure ulcers
• Traumatic injuries
• Infected or tunneling wounds