Stanford Advanced Wound Care Center

Miyoko Wu 

on Google

4 months ago

They operate out of 4 rooms; there's a wait for sure. Wound Care centers only see chronic wounds, so wounds that are still open greater than 90 days (by definition) or no changes within 2 weeks (2020). Otherwise, all wound are centers do just about the same thing. So there is nothing considered "urgent". If it's urgent, you'll be redirected to emergency room/urgent care as ambulatory clinics are unable to treat anything medically urgent. 

Su 

on Google

6 months ago

its feb 17 today. i was told today the next soonest they can see me as a new patient with an active painful wound is may 2. enough said?? very questionable availability at such a large medical facility… this would just increase ER visits. is that what they want maybe? cringe 

Anonymous 

on Google

2 years ago

I had a serious infection, and was discharged from Stanford hospital after 3 days of IV antibiotics with an urgent referral to the Stanford Advanced Wound Care Center. Despite the 'urgent' referral (which they took 4 days to even review and process), the earliest appointment they had was more than 7 weeks away. Completely negligent for a medical facility. Stanford should be ashamed in this dereliction of duty for urgent wound care. 

Csd B 

on Google

2 years ago

I had a serious infection, and was discharged from Stanford hospital after 3 days of IV antibiotics with an urgent referral to the Stanford Advanced Wound Care Center. Despite the 'urgent' referral (which they took 4 days to even review and process), the earliest appointment they had was more than 7 weeks away. Completely negligent for a medical facility. Stanford should be ashamed in this dereliction of duty for urgent wound care. 

Golrokh Em 

on Google

2 years ago

It’s extremely hard to get an appointment here, but once you get in the staff and doctors are very professional and know what they’re doing. I worked with dr. Sen and he was very knowledgeable and felt very calming to know that I was under supervision of one of the greatest in the field.