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- How Do I Find and Contact the Clinic?
- How Do I Prevent Wounds from Developing?
- Pressure Ulcers
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- What Services are Provided at the Clinic?
- Who are the Medical Staff?
- Who Should Make an Appointment at the Wound Care Clinic?
- When Should a Physician Refer a Patient to the Wound Care Clinic?
- O’Connor Hospital Nursing Team Brings Pressure Ulcer Prevention To Less Than Half The National Average
- No One Dies Alone
Wound Care Clinic
The O’Connor Wound Care Clinic, now in its new location across the street from the main hospital, provides comprehensive wound management to patients suffering from chronic, non-healing wounds. Patients are usually treated on an outpatient basis during office hours Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
For more information of to schedule an appointment, please call (408) 947-2804
Download our brochure here. PDF (1mb)
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O’Connor Wound Care Clinic in the news.
The Clinic, with 20 private rooms and state-of-the-art equipment, provides physician and nursing staff with advanced training and extensive experience in wound management. Its multidisciplinary team of physicians including vascular surgeons, general surgeons, podiatrists, internists, a plastic surgeon, an orthopedic surgeon, and an infection control specialist, determine why the wound is not healing and develop a plan of care to heal the wound as quickly as possible.
Many difficult chronic wounds have been healed successfully at the O’Connor Wound Care Clinic.
Appointments can usually be made within a week of your call. Please visit us and meet our caring and compassionate staff.
- What services are provided at the Clinic?
- Who are the medical staff?
- Who should make an appointment at the Wound Care Clinic?
- When should a physician refer a patient to the Wound Care Clinic?
- What types of wounds are treated at the Clinic and what is the treatment rendered?
- How do I prevent wounds from developing?
- How do I find and contact the Clinic?
Five steps to help you start healing today.
- Please call (408) 947-2804 to make an appointment.
- Make a commitment to keep your appointment.
- Bring a list of your allergies and medications.
- Bring your insurance card.
- Bring your completed health history form. You may dowload the PDF here.
You can also email any inquiries to Linda Spieller@dochs.org.
Linda Spieller, RN, BSN
Clinical Manager
125 Ciro Ave. Suite 201
San Jose, CA, 95128
408-947-2966 (Office)
408-313-7670 (BB)
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