Providence Wound Care Center

Providence Wound Care Center is a medical center in Missoula, Montana, specializing in the treatment of acute and chronic wounds, including diabetic foot ulcers, pressure ulcers, venous and arterial insufficiency ulcers, and complex surgical or traumatic injuries. The center provides care on a physician referral basis and serves patients throughout Western Montana. It is part of Providence St. Patrick Hospital and offers specialized services such as ostomy care, stoma and peristomal skin management, and wound care education. With a perfect 5.00 rating based on four reviews, the center is recognized for its high-quality, cost-effective, and compassionate care.

The Providence Wound Care Center employs a team-based approach, with physicians and nurses dedicated to evaluating and treating non-healing wounds. Care is coordinated with patients’ primary care providers, and treatment plans are personalized to individual needs. The center manages a range of conditions, including ulcers secondary to immunologic disorders, soft-tissue infections, and injuries from insect bites or dog bites. Patients are encouraged to bring their referral, photo ID, and insurance card to appointments. Services are available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Located at 902 N Orange St in Missoula, the center sits just a short walk from the North Orange Street intersection and is situated near the Northside Pedestrian Bridge and Jeannette Rankin Memorial Highway. It is also a brief distance from the Providence Center and the Partnership Health Center, both serving the local community.

With a strong reputation for excellence in wound care and a proven track record of patient-centered treatment, Providence Wound Care Center stands as a trusted resource in Missoula for individuals requiring specialized care for non-healing wounds. Its focus on prevention, education, and comprehensive treatment aligns with the needs of patients in Western Montana.

Services:

• Chronic wound treatment
• Diabetic foot ulcers treatment
• Ostomy care
• Primary Care
• Same Day Care
• Specialized Care
• Surgical and traumatic wound management
• Urgent Care