Mercy Hyperbaric and Wound Care - Studt Avenue
Mercy Hyperbaric and Wound Care - Studt Avenue
Treatments & Services
Wound Care
Treatment for chronic, non-healing, and infected wounds
Wellness
General wellness, energy, and recovery support
Medical
Medical hyperbaric oxygen therapy
Complementary Therapies
Lymphatic Drainage / Compression
Compression therapy and lymphatic drainage for circulation and recovery
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Accredited
UHMS
Reviews
5 totalThe clinic is ideal for those who need continued wound care, as well as stoma education .
My car broke down on my way to the dr I limped it in the parking lot I made my appointment and was trying to get my car towed and find a way home as I’m wheelchair bound so not a lot of choices the drs office helped me with getting my car towed took care of my wound and my drs appointment at the same time found me a ride home they really care about thier patients and that level of service isn’t found much anymore at any business
I saw Dr German here. He was rude, condescending, and acted like he could care less. I went for an open wound of 7 months and he looked at it, did not touch me or the wound and decided instead of trying to do something with wound to start with we’ll have you considered loosing some weight? I have stage 4 lymphedema/state 1 elephantitis. I gained weight because of this debilitating condition. Well you need to go to lymphedema care. Ok, that is not a doctors office, that is physical therapy and I have done therapy. Well they can teach you about lymphatic massage and wraps. You know I have had this for 8 years. I have seen doctors, done therapy, have done compression, have done elevating, everything I was supposed to do. I’m here for an open wound, not to be treated like a stupid or uneducated child. Well I’m sure you keep kicking your leg to cause the wound. No sir, it was just weeping and got bigger and bigger and became a sore cause in 7 months it won’t stop weeping. Well you prob don’t know your hitting it. My left calve is over 40” around and bumping into anything hurts. I know if I hit my leg or not. Well maybe getting into bed. Do you have trouble getting into bed. No I do not. Well do you eat salt? No I’m not a salt person. Well you have no idea how much salt is in fast food, pizza, and blah blah blah. Look I said I’m not into salt or salty food and I am intelligent enough to know how to read a food label for the sodium and portion size it lists. Assuming cause I’m a big guy all I eat is junk food and fast food. I was insulted, uncomfortable, treated like I was stupid, and felt like I was being made fun of for something that is incurable. He was even so smart as to tell me I would never want surgery and described the procedure where they remove the skin and duck out the fatty tissue. Vol I’m smart enough to know that is lypodema which is fat masses, not lymphedema which is swelling due to fluid retention. And after 2 hours in this place my wound was wiped with an antiseptic wipe And got a big bandage which only stuck to my leg a couple hours. Nurse Carla was sweet but the dr’s nurse and doctor were useless. Oh and Dr informed me this was a double billing office. One bill for the center and separate for the Dr. so I scheduled an appt with the clinics Dr and have to be charged twice? People, avoid this place. Br far out if the dozens of medical offices I have been to the absolute worst experience I have never had.
After visiting Mercy Urgent Care for a wound, I was referred. Courtney(?) at the front explained all of the forms in such caring detail. Paper work done, before I could sit, my name was called. Three people were waiting to check vitals, check meds, find out what's going on. It was a well oiled machine. If one had an issue, they traded. I felt like royalty. Then Dr German came in with his knowledge, as I don't know how I got the wound. We talked options. I chose the one to get the quickest result which was painful for about 15 seconds. He told me how to take care of the wound. We talked life and he moved on. Now 2 people came in and I was shown how to do what Dr German has explained AND everything was also written. Wound care...not fun, but this place is the place to go to be treated with respect and I believe this 6 week old wound is going to heal. Thanks to the whole team.
Words fail me to express my gratitude to Dr German and his staff. It is amazing how a staff so large can be universally outstanding from clerks to med techs,nurses,nurse practitioner and of course doctor German. Medical Care does not get any better than Mercy hyperbaric and wound center.
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Frequently asked questions about Mercy Hyperbaric and Wound Care - Studt Avenue
What type of hyperbaric chamber does Mercy Hyperbaric and Wound Care - Studt Avenue use?+
Mercy Hyperbaric and Wound Care - Studt Avenue operates a hard-shell chamber. Hard-shell chambers reach the higher pressures used for medical indications, while soft-shell chambers run at lower pressures and are generally used for wellness and recovery.
What conditions does Mercy Hyperbaric and Wound Care - Studt Avenue treat with HBOT?+
Mercy Hyperbaric and Wound Care - Studt Avenue lists hyperbaric oxygen therapy for Wound Care, Wellness and Medical. Whether HBOT suits a specific condition is a clinical decision — the clinic assesses suitability before starting a course of treatment.
Does Mercy Hyperbaric and Wound Care - Studt Avenue accept insurance?+
Mercy Hyperbaric and Wound Care - Studt Avenue has not indicated that it accepts insurance, so sessions are likely to be paid privately. Insurance cover for HBOT generally depends on the specific medical indication, so it is worth asking the clinic and your insurer directly.
What are the opening hours of Mercy Hyperbaric and Wound Care - Studt Avenue?+
Mercy Hyperbaric and Wound Care - Studt Avenue is open Monday 08:00–16:00, Tuesday 08:00–16:00, Wednesday 08:00–16:00, Thursday 08:00–16:00, Friday 08:00–16:00. Hours can change on public holidays, so confirm before travelling.
Where is Mercy Hyperbaric and Wound Care - Studt Avenue located?+
Mercy Hyperbaric and Wound Care - Studt Avenue is at 11700 Studt Ave, St. Louis, MO 63141, USA, United States. The clinic page on Hyperbaric.app shows its position on a map along with other HBOT providers nearby.
Is Mercy Hyperbaric and Wound Care - Studt Avenue accredited?+
Mercy Hyperbaric and Wound Care - Studt Avenue lists accreditation from UHMS. Accreditation indicates the facility has been assessed against that body's safety and operating standards for hyperbaric medicine.
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