Medicare Open Enrollment runs from October 15 to December 7. Learn how these dates affect wound-care access, provider networks, and your 2026 coverage options.

Excerpt:Warm weather can actually help your body heal. Learn how Florida’s sunshine supports circulation, lowers stress, and promotes faster recovery from chronic wounds.

As temperatures drop and the air becomes drier, your skin works harder to stay hydrated—especially if you’re managing a wound. Learn how seasonal changes affect fall skin health and wound healing, plus practical tips to protect your skin barrier, maintain moisture, and support faster recovery throughout autumn.

Your body needs more than dressings to repair itself — it needs nutrients. Learn how vitamins, minerals, and hydration work together to speed up wound healing and strengthen your skin from within.

Discover the latest advances in diabetic foot ulcer treatment and prevention—from amniotic grafts and oxygen therapy to AI-driven care tools. Learn how daily habits and technology can protect your feet this fall.

Staying hydrated is one of the simplest ways to keep skin healthy and reduce the risk of bedsores. Learn how water supports prevention and overall skin health.

A non-healing wound can be frustrating and concerning. Use these tips and questions to have a better conversation with your doctor about treatment.

Debridement clears away unhealthy tissue so wounds can heal. Discover the different methods and how providers decide which one is best.

Some wounds don’t heal as expected. Find out the early warning signs of a chronic wound and when it’s time to seek professional care.

Discover the top 5 nutrients that help speed up wound recovery and strengthen your body’s natural defenses. Download our free printable nutrition guide for quick reference.

Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) is an advanced wound care method that uses controlled suction to support recovery in complex wounds. This guide from WoundFree explains how NPWT works, when it's appropriate, and how it fits into modern wound care protocols.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is an advanced medical treatment that uses 100% oxygen at increased pressure to support tissue repair in certain types of complex wounds. While not a routine option, HBOT is often used in cases involving diabetic foot ulcers, radiation-damaged tissue, or traumatic injuries with poor circulation. This article from WoundFree explores how HBOT works, when it's recommended, and what current research says about its role in supporting wound recovery