Expert Wound Care for Faster Healing
At Exeter Hospital's Center for Wound Healing, we provide comprehensive outpatient care for patients with chronic or nonhealing wounds. Our team combines advanced treatment options, education, and ongoing support to help wounds heal as quickly and safely as possible.
We treat a wide range of conditions, including:
- Burns
- Diabetic foot ulcers
- Pressure ulcers
- Radiation-related wounds
- Skin tears
- Surgical wounds that aren't healing properly
- Ulcers caused by poor circulation
- Venous ulcers
Scheduling an Appointment
Patients can make an appointment directly — a referral is no longer required. To schedule a visit, please call 603-580-7285. Referrals and supporting documentation may be faxed to 603-580-7286.
Medicare and most major insurance plans are accepted. Please contact your insurance provider for details about your specific coverage.
Ostomy & Stoma Care
Exeter Hospital also offers specialized care for patients with intestinal or urinary diversion (ostomies). Each patient works with a board-certified ostomy nurse who provides individualized education and support before and after surgery.
Services include:
- Preoperative ostomy site marking and education
- Ostomy self-care instruction
- Peristomal skin evaluation and care
- Assistance with fitting and troubleshooting ostomy equipment
- Guidance for managing skin irritation, leakage, or other complications
If you would like a private consultation with an ostomy nurse, please ask your doctor for a referral or call 603-580-7285 for more information.
Medical Foot Care
The Center for Wound Healing also offers medical foot care, provided by a certified foot care nurse. These services help prevent complications and support long-term foot health — particularly for patients with diabetes or circulation problems.
Services include:
- Assessment and monitoring of foot health
- Nail debridement (including thickened or ingrown nails)
- Callus and corn reduction
- Diabetic foot care and education
- Early detection of complications and timely referrals
A referral from your primary care provider and documentation of medical need are required. For more information, please call 603-580-7285.
Ostomy Support Group
Connect with others living with an ostomy in a supportive, welcoming environment. Join monthly sessions led by healthcare professionals to share experiences.
