Sterling Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center is known for its effective Wound Care. The dedicated and talented wound care team applies an array of cutting-edge techniques including the powerful Diapulse technology. The highly skilled wound care team at Sterling Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center conducts daily and weekly rounds to track and monitor the healing of wounds.
Proper wound care is critical in preventing infection and other serious complications, our extensive wound care experience enables us to stimulate tissue growth and heal wounds faster. When needed, wounds are treated with Wound Vac equipment, this process creates negative pressure and increases blood flow to the wound area.
In addition to the Wound Vac therapy, Sterling Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center also utilizes the pain-free Diapulse machine which is proven to heal wounds almost twice as fast as conventional treatment. Diapulse uses non-thermal electromagnetic waves to accelerate the healing of:
- Postoperative Edema & Pain
- Decubitus Wounds
- Diabetic Wounds & Ulcers
- Burns & Fractures
At Sterling Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center we strive to make Glen Mills residents and their family members feel at home and welcome.
Contact us today at 610-566-1400 to discuss effective wound care!
Glen Mills is a community in Concord Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania. The area around Glen Mills was part of the original land grant given to William Penn in 1681. George Cheyney was the first settler here, for which the nearby town of Cheyney is named. Later, this land was sold and divided. The name Glen Mills is taken from two paper mills built by the Willcox family.
Glen Mills Resources:
Concord Township Historical Society – The Concord Township Historical Society collects, preserves, and shares the rich history of Concord Township.
Concordville Fire & Protective Association – The Concordville Fire & Protective Association provides fire, rescue and emergency services to the community.
Newlin Grist Mill – The Newlin Grist Mill and the surrounding 160-acre park is a place for exploration of both history and the environment. With its working grist mill, programs, and nature trails, the Newlin Grist Mill has something for everyone.