3271 W. Carelton Rd. Suite #2 Hillsdale, MI 49242
Wound Care in Jackson, MI
Expert Wound Care in
Jackson, MI
Advanced treatment for chronic wounds, diabetic ulcers, leg ulcers, and non-healing wounds from an experienced vascular surgeon.
Chronic Wounds Require Specialized Care
A wound that remains open for several weeks should never be considered normal. Chronic wounds are often caused by reduced blood flow, diabetes, venous disease, or other vascular conditions that interfere with the body's natural healing process.
At Advanced Veins & Vascular Management, we provide comprehensive wound care for patients throughout Jackson and surrounding communities. Our approach goes beyond treating the surface wound, we identify the underlying cause so treatment addresses the source of the problem.
Early diagnosis can significantly improve healing, reduce complications, and help patients return to their normal daily activities sooner.
Why Jackson Patients Choose Us
Patients throughout Jackson County choose Advanced Veins & Vascular Management because they receive care from an experienced vascular specialist who focuses on treating the root cause of chronic wounds.
We proudly serve patients from:
- Jackson
- Michigan Center
- Spring Arbor
- Napoleon
- Grass Lake
- Brooklyn
- Parma
- Concord
- Clarklake
- Blackman Township
- and surrounding Jackson County communities.
Dr. A. Karim Abushmaies M.D., FACS, RPVI
Mon - Fri: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat - Sun: Closed
Conditions We Treat
Diabetic
Foot Ulcers
Venous
Let Ulcers
Arterial
Ulcers
Pressure
Ulcers
Surgical
Wounds
Non-Healing
Wounds
Foot
Wounds
Lower Leg
Wounds
Advanced Vascular Evaluation
Many patients receive wound care for months without ever discovering why the wound is not healing.
As a board-certified vascular surgeon, Dr. A. Karim Abushmaies performs a thorough vascular evaluation to determine whether poor circulation or vascular disease is contributing to your condition.
Your evaluation may include assessment of:
Blood flow
Peripheral artery disease
Venous insufficiency
Swelling
Circulation problems
Risk of limb loss
Infection risk
Nerve damage
By restoring healthy circulation whenever possible, many patients experience faster healing and improved long-term outcomes.
Sign You Should See a Specialist
A wound that has not healed after 2-4 weeks
Diabetes and a foot ulcer
Severe leg swelling
Drainage or odour
Black skin around a wound
Pain while walking
Frequently Asked Questions
Do i need a referral to see Dr. Abushmaies?
Many patients can schedule directly. Contact us with your needs and we will assess the situation.
Can poor circulation prevent wounds from healing?
Yes. Reduced blood flow is one of the leading causes of chronic wounds.
Do you treat diabetic wounds?
Absolutely. Early treatment significantly reduces complications.
Don't Wait to Get the Care You Need
Early diagnosis and treatment can prevent serious complications.