Advanced Wound Care in Northern Colorado

If you're dealing with a wound that just won’t heal, you’re not alone—and help is closer than you think. At Altitude Dermatology, our board-certified dermatologists and experienced providers offer advanced wound care solutions that accelerate healing and prevent serious complications. With locations in Johnstown, Longmont, and soon Fort Collins, our clinics are trusted across Northern Colorado for compassionate, expert wound treatment.

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What Is Chronic Wound Care?

Most wounds heal on their own with basic first aid. But when a wound doesn’t show signs of healing within 4 weeks, or gets worse over time, it may be considered chronic—and require medical intervention.

Chronic wounds can result from underlying conditions like diabetes, poor circulation, surgery, or radiation therapy, and can lead to infections, tissue loss, and serious health risks if left untreated.

Types of Wounds We Treat

Our dermatology team is experienced in diagnosing and treating a wide range of wounds, including:

  • Diabetic foot ulcers
  • Pressure ulcers (bedsores)
  • Venous leg ulcers
  • Burns
  • Post-surgical wounds
  • Radiation wounds
  • Traumatic injuries
  • Infected or reopened wounds

Why Choose Altitude Dermatology for Wound Treatments?

Dermatology Expertise You Can Trust

Unlike general wound clinics, your care is led by board-certified dermatologists and experienced providers who specialize in diagnosing and treating complex skin and wound conditions.

Advanced, Non-Invasive Healing Technologies

We offer cutting-edge therapies like VaporOx® oxygen treatment, placental skin grafts, silver-infused dressings, and ultrasound debridement—without the need for surgery or hospitalization.

Personalized Care Without the Hospital Hassle

Receive top-tier wound care in a comfortable outpatient setting with no facility fees or long hospital wait times. Our clinics in Johnstown and Longmont provide convenient, consistent follow-up care.

Focused on Fast Healing and Long-Term Results

We don’t just treat the surface. Our team takes a comprehensive approach to wound care—addressing underlying conditions, minimizing infection risk, and helping you heal safely, quickly, and completely.

Wound Care Treatment FAQs

What types of wounds require medical care?

Any wound that hasn’t improved within 2–4 weeks, looks infected, or causes increasing pain, swelling, or drainage should be evaluated by a medical provider.

How long will it take for my wound to heal?

Healing time depends on the wound type, location, underlying health conditions, and the treatment used. Many wounds improve significantly within 2–6 weeks with proper care.

Is VaporOx therapy covered by insurance?

Many advanced wound treatments are covered by insurance. Our staff will help verify your benefits and walk you through your options.

Are wound care visits painful?

Most procedures, including VaporOx and silver dressings, are non-invasive and well-tolerated. If debridement is needed, it is performed gently with appropriate care.

How do I know if my wound is infected or just inflamed?

Signs of infection include spreading redness, pus, foul odor, or fever. Mild inflammation is normal in healing but should gradually improve, not worsen.

Schedule a Wound Care Consultation Today

If your wound is red, swollen, leaking pus, or simply isn’t getting better, don’t wait. The earlier you seek care, the better your outcome.

Schedule a Wound Assessment at one of our Northern Colorado locations and start your path to healing today.

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