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Las Vegas Wound Care Management

Expert Wound Care, Compassionate Healing.

At Las Vegas Wound Care Management, we specialize in advanced wound healing solutions tailored to each patient’s needs. Whether you’re dealing with chronic wounds, post-surgical care, or diabetic ulcers, our expert team provides personalized treatment to promote faster recovery and better health outcomes.

4 Las Vegas locations — Las Vegas Boulevard, Commerce Street, Sahara Avenue and Charleston Boulevard

Why Choose Las Vegas Wound Care Management?

At Wound Care Management in Las Vegas, NV, we understand the unique challenges faced by individuals managing diabetes and related conditions. Our dedicated team of specialists is committed to providing personalized care tailored to your specific needs. With cutting-edge technology and evidence-based practices, we ensure optimal wound healing and comprehensive management of diabetes-related complications. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our compassionate approach, where we focus on empowering our patients with knowledge and support every step of the way.

Wound care clinician assessing a patient's chronic wound in Las Vegas

What Makes Us Different

What patients notice about the way we work.

  • Multiple Las Vegas locations

    Clinics spread across the valley — so a wound that needs seeing every week does not mean a long drive across the valley every week.

  • Focused on wounds that have not healed

    Diabetic ulcers, chronic wounds, sacral pressure wounds and non-healing injuries are the whole of what we do, not a sideline of a general practice.

  • A treatment plan built around your wound

    Dressing choice, debridement, grafting and pressure relief are matched to the wound in front of us and reassessed as it changes, rather than set once at the first visit.

Meet Our Team

The people you will deal with at Las Vegas Wound Care Management.

  • Dr. Victor K. Knutzen, MD, FRCS, FRCOG, FACS

    Wound Care and Diabetes Physician

    Dr. Victor K. Knutzen, MD, FRCS, FRCOG, FACS treats patients at Las Vegas Wound Care Management for chronic wounds, diabetic ulcers and other slow-healing skin conditions. Left untreated, these can lead to serious infections, hospital stays and, in the most severe cases, amputation.

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  • Melissa Snyder

    Clinic Manager & Patient Success Advocate

    Melissa Snyder is Clinic Manager and Director of Operations at Las Vegas Wound Care Management, where she is responsible for making sure patients receive personalized, streamlined and compassionate care.

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When to have a wound looked at

A wound that has not clearly improved after two to four weeks of ordinary care is generally worth having assessed. So is any wound on the foot of someone with diabetes, any wound with spreading redness, increasing pain, new odour or fever, and any pressure wound that has broken the skin. Early assessment is consistently easier than late.

If you think you may have a medical emergency, call 911.

Our 4 Las Vegas Locations

Chronic wounds are seen repeatedly rather than once, so pick the office that is genuinely easiest for you to reach.

Wound Care Questions We Are Asked Most

More answers on our FAQ page.

What does Las Vegas Wound Care Management treat?

We treat diabetic ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, chronic wounds, non-healing wounds, sacral pressure wounds and pressure ulcers in long-term care residents. We also provide diabetes management, skin grafts, ulcer debridement, specialized diabetic dressings, hyperbaric medicine and alternatives to hyperbaric oxygen treatment.

Where are your Las Vegas locations?

We have four clinics, all in Las Vegas, Nevada: 2955 S Las Vegas Blvd (89109); 1604 S Commerce St (89102); 3220 W Charleston Blvd (89102); and 9081 W Sahara Ave (89117). Our main office address is 313 Pilot Rd, Suite B1 (89119), and our main line is (725) 240-8698.

What number should I call?

Our main line is (725) 240-8698, which reaches the Pilot Road office. Individual locations can also be reached directly: Las Vegas Boulevard (725) 353-0907, Commerce Street (725) 330-9426, Charleston Boulevard (725) 325-3667, and Sahara Avenue (725) 485-1556.

When should a wound be seen by a wound care specialist?

A wound that has not clearly improved after two to four weeks of ordinary care is worth having assessed. Seek care sooner for any foot wound in a person with diabetes, any wound with spreading redness, increasing pain, new odour or fever, and any pressure wound that has broken the skin. Call 911 for a medical emergency.

Are all services available at every location?

Yes. Every service published on this site is available at each of our four Las Vegas clinics.

Who will I see at the clinic?

Dr. Victor K. Knutzen, MD, FRCS, FRCOG, FACS treats wound care and diabetes patients. Melissa Snyder is our Clinic Manager and Director of Operations.

What is the difference between chronic wound care and care for non-healing wounds?

They overlap heavily. Chronic wound care generally refers to the ongoing management of a wound that has persisted; care for non-healing wounds refers to treating wounds that have specifically resisted standard treatment. We provide both, and in practice the same patient is often described by either term.

Do you offer alternatives to hyperbaric oxygen therapy?

Yes. We provide both wound care and hyperbaric medicine, and alternatives to hyperbaric oxygen treatment for patients for whom a traditional chamber is not suitable or available.

Expert Wound Care for Faster Healing – Schedule Your Consultation Today!

At Las Vegas Wound Care Management, we provide advanced treatments for diabetic wounds, chronic ulcers, and non-healing injuries. Our specialized team ensures personalized care and faster recovery with cutting-edge medical solutions.

Your healing starts here – let us help you regain comfort and mobility!