Curelogics - Wound Care & Hyperbaric Center

09/30/2025

💙 Living with Lymphedema? You’re not alone. 💙

Lymphedema causes swelling, heaviness, and skin changes that can make you more vulnerable to infections and wounds. When those wounds don’t heal properly, they need specialized care.

👩‍⚕️ Our wound care doctors understand the challenges of lymphedema and provide treatments to:
Manage swelling with compression therapy
Protect your skin and reduce infection risks
Heal wounds safely and effectively
Improve comfort and mobility

With the right care, you can prevent complications and get back to living life with confidence. 🌿

📞 Call us today to learn how our wound care team can help manage lymphedema-related wounds.
352-775-2055

09/30/2025

Sunburn reminders!!

Even a mild sunburn is a skin injury — and when the burn is more severe, it can quickly turn into a serious wound that needs medical attention. 🔥

👩‍⚕️ Our wound care doctors are here to help if your sunburn leads to:

Blisters that break open or become infected

Severe pain or swelling

Delayed healing or skin breakdown

Prevention is always best: wear sunscreen, reapply often, and cover up when the sun is strongest. But if your sunburn does become a wound, don’t wait — expert care makes all the difference in healing safely. 🌿💙

📞 Call us today to schedule an appointment. 352-775-2055

09/29/2025

Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) is a chronic skin condition characterized by painful, recurring boils and abscesses that typically occur in areas where skin rubs together, such as the armpits, groin, and buttocks.
The exact cause of HS is unknown, but it is believed to be an autoimmune disorder that affects the sweat glands. Factors that may contribute to its development include: Genetics, Hormonal imbalances, Smoking, and Obesity.
HS is more common in women than men.
It can develop at any age, but typically appears in adolescence or early adulthood.
HS can lead to complications such as abscesses, scarring, and skin cancer.
There is no one-size-fits-all treatment for HS, and the best approach may vary depending on the individual patient.

If you are suffering from this painful condition, please give us a call to schedule your consult! 352-775-2055

09/27/2025

Do you live in Citrus County? We are pleased to announce that our Inverness Curelogics Wound Care office is open and accepting new patients! Referrals are not required and we accept most major medical insurance, including Medicare!
Dr. Miller and her staff are ready to take care of all your wound care needs and vein care needs!
Give them a call today and find expert wound care right in your neighborhood!

352-775-2055

09/26/2025

Cutaneous vasculitis is an inflammation of the blood vessels in the skin. It can cause a variety of skin lesions, including:
Red, raised bumps (papules)
Purple bruises (purpura)
Blisters
Ulcers
Causes

Cutaneous vasculitis can be caused by a variety of factors, including:
Infections: Bacterial, viral, or fungal infections
Medications: Certain medications, such as antibiotics, NSAIDs, and allopurinol
Autoimmune disorders: Such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and Crohn's disease
Idiopathic: In some cases, the cause is unknown.
The most common symptoms of cutaneous vasculitis include: Skin lesions, Itching, Pain, and Swelling.

If you are having any of these issues, please call our office to schedule a consult!
352-775-2055

09/26/2025

Let's talk golf!

With the Ryder Cup happening this weekend (Go Team USA!) there are many wound issues that can occur during your game. We see issues from shanked golf balls hitting golfers, entering or exiting the golf cart, blisters that won't heal on your hands and feet, and so much more!
As you relax and watch the Ryder Cup or play yourself, remember to take care of any open wounds that have not healed within a 2 week time period, especially if it is showing signs of infection!

352-775-2055

09/25/2025

EPDS is a chronic inflammatory skin condition characterized by persistent pustules, erosions, and scarring on the scalp.
The exact cause of EPDS is unknown, but it may be related to:
Autoimmune factors, Trauma, Actinic damage, and Genetic predisposition.
Symptoms:
Pustules that may be small, red, and filled with pus
Erosions that can bleed and crust
Scalp tenderness and pain
Hair loss
Itching (rarely)

EPDS is a chronic condition that may have periods of remission and relapse. With proper treatment, most people with EPDS can manage their symptoms and improve their quality of life.

352-775-2055

Located in Leesburg, Inverness, and Lady Lake with a brand new facility, state of the art hyperbaric chambers and world class wound care experts, we are here to give you our best to serve you!

09/21/2025

For wound care after a boating injury, immediately wash the wound with clean, fresh water, then apply a sterile bandage and antibiotic ointment to protect it from infection. For deep or heavily bleeding wounds, seek immediate medical attention by heading to shore or calling for help. Because water-related wounds are highly susceptible to contamination, professional medical evaluation is crucial for preventing infection and ensuring proper care,

The most important step is seeking professional care from a wound care specialist like we have at Curelogics Wound Care! Our doctors are all skilled and professional in the treatment of open wounds and infections!

352-775-2055

09/20/2025

Swimming or wading in lake water with an open wound can increase your risk of infection.

Monitor for Signs of Infection:
Keep an eye on the wound for redness, swelling, pain, or discharge.
Check for fever, chills, or nausea, which can indicate a systemic infection.
Avoid swimming in lakes with high levels of bacteria or algae.
Wear waterproof bandages or dressings to protect open wounds from water exposure.
Shower before and after swimming to remove bacteria from your skin.
Use clean towels to dry off and keep covered!

Contact our office if your wound is not healing or has signs of infection!
352-775-2055

09/19/2025

With over 1200 golf courses in the state of Florida, we see a lot of golfers!! Do you have a chronic wound that won't heal? Perhaps from blisters on your hand or feet?
If your wound has been open for more than 2 weeks, you need to see our wound care specialist!
We are always welcoming golfers and other sports enthusiasts to our office, we can help you continue to do what you love, with no pain!
352-693-1030

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09/19/2025

What are skin substitutes used for?

Each skin substitute has its own unique set of advantages and disadvantages. Since wound healing tends to be unique to the individual, the use of skin substitutes is highly personalized with the choice of skin substitute depending upon the type of wound (ie, acute, chronic), its etiology (eg, trauma, chronic inflammation), and the skin component (ie, epidermis, dermis, or both) that requires replacement. In addition, the desired functional and aesthetic outcomes need to be considered. Other factors that determine the choice of skin substitute depend on whether wound coverage is temporary or permanent.
Our doctors are skilled in the application of skin subs and can help you to treat your open wound! Give us a call to schedule your consult today!

352-775-2055

09/18/2025

Our newest Curelogics Wound Care office is open in Inverness, serving all of Citrus County! Dr. Miller and her staff are ready to help you with your wound care, vein care, and so much more!
The office is currently accepting Medicare, BCBS, and Aetna, with United Healthcare coming on board at the beginning of October!
Give us a call today to schedule! 352-755-2055