1. Bedsore Dressing

(Pressure Ulcers)

• Care for patients with reduced mobility or bedridden conditions

• Treatment for Stage 1 to Stage 4 bedsores

• Regular dressing, pressure relief advice, and infection monitoring

• Preventive strategies for caregivers to avoid worsening

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Wound Swab & Culture

for Infected Bedsores

For infected or non-healing bedsores, our team provides a complete diagnostic and treatment process — starting with wound swab sampling to ensure accurate, targeted care.

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Step 1: Wound Swab Sample Collection

Our doctor or trained medical assistant will perform a sterile wound swab during the visit. This sample is sent to a certified laboratory to identify the type of bacteria or microorganisms present in the wound.

Step 2: Lab  – Culture & Sensitivity

The lab performs a wound culture and sensitivity test, which reveals:

• The type of organism causing the infection (e.g., Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas, etc.)

• The most effective antibiotics for treatment (based on resistance profile)

This ensures that antibiotic therapy is precise and effective, especially in cases of chronic or recurrent infections.

Step 3: Debridement (If Needed)

If there is dead or infected tissue, our doctor may perform bedside debridement — a procedure to clean and remove unhealthy tissue, helping promote faster healing.

Step 4: Regular Dressing & Monitoring

Once treatment is initiated, we continue with regular wound dressing, progress monitoring, and further intervention if necessary.