The ACH Wound Care Advantage™ is an outpatient clinic treating non-healing wounds and offering a multidisciplinary approach to healing that includes hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT).

Wound care refers to treatment of chronic or non-healing wounds that can be associated with infection, diabetes, radiation, arterial or venous disease and post surgical sites. A chronic wound is classified as a wound that has little to no progress within a 30 day period or does not heal within 3 months.

Daniel Mitchell, M.D., F.A.C.S., is a general surgeon and the Medical Director of WCA™ at ACH. He has specialized training in hyperbaric oxygen, wound care and debridement. Podiatrist Thomas Groner, D.P.M also supports the wound care program. Physicians Ruben Nepomuceno, M.D. and Gamal ElMobasher, M.D. oversee patient care in hyperbarics. Dr. ElMobasher has specialized training in hyperbaric oxygen, wound care and debridement. He is an internal medicine physician with surgical experience in Egypt.

In addition to Dr. Mitchell, the ACH WCA™ staff consists of Program Director Melissa Loudon; nurses Karen Walker-Albright RN, Cindy Campbell, RN, Leslie COX, LPN, WCC; Barbara Anderson LPN, Toni Slaggy MA and Office Coordinator Shawna Weber.