Diabetic Foot Ulcers & Venous Leg Ulcers
Investigating advanced skin graft treatments and specialized wound care for non-healing diabetic ulcers.
About This Indication
Chronic wounds are a significant complication of diabetes. Clinical research aims to improve outcomes by evaluating advanced healing technologies like specialized skin grafts.
Programs in this area focus on reducing the risk of serious complications associated with diabetic foot and venous leg ulcers.
Participation typically involves frequent clinic visits for procedures such as debridement, wound assessments, and investigational graft applications under close clinical supervision.
Study Benefits
All appointments and treatments in this program are provided at no cost and no insurance is required. Participants receive $50 in compensation per completed visit, starting with the initial evaluation, and free transportation is arranged on request.
- Participants receive $50 in compensation per completed clinic visit
- Free transportation is arranged on request for all appointments
- All wound treatments and procedures provided at no cost
Community Health Focus
These programs bridge the gap between traditional care and investigational therapy. All participation is voluntary and conducted under strict HIPAA privacy protections.
Important Eligibility Criteria
- Diagnosed with diabetes
- Currently have an open diabetic foot ulcer
- Ulcer has not healed with standard care
- Able to attend weekly visits
Help advance the standard of diabetic wound care. Contact our clinical sites to learn about current healing programs.
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