Wellness Program
Stay Healthy: Our Foot & Leg Wellness Program
Healing a wound is a victory, but keeping the skin healthy and stable for the long term is the ultimate goal. Once your legs and feet are in a stable condition, the Winds of Change Wellness Program is designed to help you maintain that progress and prevent future issues.
Prevention is the Best Medicine
Our wellness services are for those who want to prioritize their mobility. This program focuses on maintaining skin integrity and identifying potential “hot spots” before they turn into wounds.
Wellness Services Include:
Medical Nail Care
Routine care to maintain healthy nails and help prevent infections.
Callus Care
Ongoing maintenance to reduce pressure points and help prevent infections.
Skin Health Monitoring
Regular check-ins with a Wound Care APRN to ensure your skin remains resilient.
By joining our wellness community, you aren’t just a patient—you’re an active participant in your long-term health. We help you stay on your feet so you can continue to enjoy your life in Muskogee and beyond.
Commit to your long-term mobility.
Call (918) 351-1336 to learn more about our Wellness Program packages.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Foot and Leg Wellness Program?
It is an ongoing maintenance program designed to keep your skin and feet healthy and stable after wounds have healed. It focuses on prevention, maintaining skin integrity and catching potential hot spots before they turn into wounds. The goal is long-term mobility and independence.
Who is the wellness program for?
It is ideal for anyone who wants to protect their mobility and prevent recurring foot or skin problems, especially diabetics and those with circulation issues. Patients whose legs and feet are in a stable condition benefit most. It is about staying ahead of problems rather than reacting to them.
What is included in wellness visits?
Wellness visits include routine medical nail care, ongoing callus maintenance, and regular skin health monitoring with a Wound Care APRN. These check-ins help ensure your skin stays resilient. Each visit is geared toward prevention.
How often should I come in?
Visit frequency is personalized based on your condition and risk factors, and we will recommend a schedule during your evaluation. Many maintenance patients are seen on a regular recurring basis. Consistency is key to preventing complications.
Why is prevention so important for diabetics?
Diabetes can reduce sensation and circulation in the feet, so small problems may go unnoticed until they become serious. Routine preventive care identifies issues early and lowers the risk of ulcers and amputation. Prevention is the best medicine for long-term foot health.