The Wound Center of Niagara

10/22/2025

Our wound care team thanks the Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center healthcare quality professionals for all they do to ensure that we not only meet, but excel in, our healthcare standards.

10/20/2025

If you or a loved one has a non-healing wound related to breast cancer treatment, our wound center can help! Call (716) 278-4424 today!

10/19/2025

Infection preventionists play a crucial role in keeping our communities healthy and safe. This week, we want to shine a light on the men and women in our community who work toward infection prevention every day.

10/17/2025

Friday Fun Fact:
When you blush your stomach also turns red.

10/15/2025

10/13/2025

There are more than 4 million breast cancer survivors in the United States. This includes those who are undergoing treatment and those who have completed it. The Wound Center of Niagara is committed to restoring health and improving the quality of life of survivors in need of advanced wound care. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call(716) 278-4424 today!

10/10/2025

Friday Fun Fact:
Like Human beings, koalas have unique finger prints

10/09/2025

This week is National Primary Care Week. Thank you to the primary care providers who partner with us in our patients’ wound healing! Together, we aim to provide improved quality of life to those in our community with wounds.

10/08/2025

There are more than 4 million breast cancer survivors in the United States. While breast cancer treatments have improved throughout the years, they can still have long-lasting effects months—or even years—after treatment has ended. If you or a loved one has a non-healing wound related to cancer treatment, call our wound center at (716) 278-4424!

10/08/2025

Today we want to spread the word about the importance of foot health. After all, it’s our primary mode of transportation! Make sure to practice good foot care and pamper your feet. Starting sooner rather than later can help prevent foot-related wounds, like foot ulcers!

09/29/2025

Those with diabetes or heart disease are more likely to have Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD). Because of this, they are at an increased risk for developing non-healing wounds that may require advanced treatments, like hyperbaric oxygen (HBO2) therapy. For more information on how HBO2 therapy can help patients with PAD, call (716) 278-4424.