A wound that won't heal is stressful enough on its own. Add in the fact that getting to a clinic means an ambulance transport, a painful transfer into a car, or asking a neighbor for a ride you don't want to keep asking for, and a routine follow-up turns into a logistical ordeal. For thousands of families across Lexington, that is the quiet reality sitting behind a slow-healing pressure sore, a surgical incision that won't close, or a diabetic ulcer that keeps coming back. Th

Most small cuts, scrapes, and blisters close within a few weeks without much thought. When a wound lingers, though, it can quietly become a bigger problem. Pain may continue, drainage may increase, and daily life can start to revolve around bandage changes. Many people assume they just need to be more patient, but a wound that is not progressing often has a specific, identifiable cause. Understanding that cause is the first step toward getting it moving again. If you are sear