Marshall Wound Healing Center

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Marshall Wound Healing Center Our Wound Healing Center offers therapies to help you heal faster. Wounds can limit your mobility and increase your risk of infection.

From hyperbaric oxygen therapy to specialized wraps and dressings, we match the right therapy to your situation. Diagnosis and Treatment
Our physicians and staff use one or more of the following diagnostic treatment options to tailor a program just for you:

Laboratory evaluation
Vascular studies
Nuclear medicine
Radiology exams
Skin or tissue grafting
Medications and dressings to enhance wound healing
Physical therapy
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBO)
Dialysis
Nutritional management
Transcutaneous oximetry
Diabetes education

🎃🍁 Fall has arrived at the Marshall Wound Healing Center! 🍁🎃Our amazing wound care staff got creative and decorated thes...
10/09/2026

🎃🍁 Fall has arrived at the Marshall Wound Healing Center! 🍁🎃

Our amazing wound care staff got creative and decorated these festive pumpkins to celebrate the season! They are now on display in our lobby as part of our Pumpkin Decorating Contest.

We invite our patients and visitors to join in the fun by stopping by, checking out the pumpkins, and voting for your favorite design! 🎨👻

Thank you to our talented team for bringing some Halloween spirit to the center and helping make our patients' visits a little more enjoyable.

🎃 Let us know your favorite one and help us crown this year's pumpkin champion! 🎃

10/02/2026

📢 Now Hiring: Full-Time Wound Care RN 📢

Join our dedicated team at Marshall Wound Healing Center and make a meaningful impact in the lives of patients every day.

Position: Registered Nurse (RN) - Full Time
Location: Marshall Wound Healing Center
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00am-4:00pm

We are seeking a compassionate, motivated RN with a passion for patient care and wound healing. This is an excellent opportunity to work alongside a skilled multidisciplinary team focused on delivering exceptional outcomes and improving quality of life for our patients.

📩 Apply today at mmcenters.com/careers

09/29/2026
👣 When you are living with arterial disease, taking care of your legs and feet each day is an important part of protecti...
09/24/2026

👣 When you are living with arterial disease, taking care of your legs and feet each day is an important part of protecting your circulation and preventing complications.

✅ Check your feet daily, wear properly fitting shoes, keep skin clean and moisturized, avoid smoking and follow your provider’s plan for managing conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure or high cholesterol. These small steps can help support healthier circulation and better wound healing.

📞If you notice a sore, blister or wound that is not healing, contact The Marshall Wound Healing Center. Early care can help prevent complications and get you on the path to healing.

🧦 We Took the White Sock Challenge for PAD Awareness! 🧦Our team proudly participated in the White Sock Challenge to help...
09/15/2026

🧦 We Took the White Sock Challenge for PAD Awareness! 🧦

Our team proudly participated in the White Sock Challenge to help raise awareness about Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD), a serious but often overlooked condition that affects blood flow to the legs and feet.

Why a white sock? White socks symbolize the importance of paying attention to your feet and lower legs, where early signs of PAD can often appear. Reduced circulation can lead to wounds that won't heal, pain while walking, skin changes, and in severe cases, tissue loss or amputation.

At our wound center, we see firsthand how critical early detection and treatment of PAD can be. Many chronic wounds are actually a sign of underlying circulation problems. Recognizing the symptoms early and seeking medical evaluation can make a life-changing difference.

🚨 Know the signs of PAD: • Leg pain or cramping when walking • Slow-healing wounds on the feet or legs • Cold feet or legs • Changes in skin color or hair growth • Numbness or weakness in the legs

By participating in the White Sock Challenge, we're helping spread the message that healthy circulation is essential for wound healing and overall health.

Take a moment to check your feet, know your risk factors, and talk to your healthcare provider if you have concerns.

Together, we can improve awareness, promote early detection, and help prevent complications from PAD.

🦵Venous leg ulcers can develop when veins in the legs have trouble moving blood back toward the heart. Over time, this c...
09/14/2026

🦵Venous leg ulcers can develop when veins in the legs have trouble moving blood back toward the heart. Over time, this can lead to swelling, skin changes and wounds that are difficult to heal.

♥ Daily habits can make a difference. Staying active, elevating your legs when resting, wearing compression if recommended by your provider and checking your skin regularly can all help support healthy circulation and reduce your risk.

🔎 If you notice swelling, pain, changes in skin color or a sore that is not healing, contact us. Our team is here to help you take the next step toward healing.

09/11/2026
Arterial disease can reduce blood flow to the legs and feet, making it harder for wounds to receive the oxygen and nutri...
09/09/2026

Arterial disease can reduce blood flow to the legs and feet, making it harder for wounds to receive the oxygen and nutrients they need to heal. This can turn a small injury into a serious, slow-healing wound.

Give us a call if you notice a wound on your foot or toes that is not improving, increasing pain, cool skin, color changes or signs of infection. Timely evaluation can help protect your health and support a safer healing journey.

Do not wait for a wound to get worse. Healing can start today.

September is National Vascular Awareness Month!🎗Healthy circulation plays an important role in wound healing. When blood...
09/01/2026

September is National Vascular Awareness Month!🎗

Healthy circulation plays an important role in wound healing. When blood flow is limited, even a small cut, blister or sore can become harder to heal and may lead to more serious complications.

It is critical to pay attention to changes in your legs and feet, including swelling, pain, skin color changes or wounds that are not improving. Early action can help identify barriers to healing and support better outcomes.

If you or a loved one has a wound that is slow to heal, do not wait. Contact Marshall Wound Healing Center at 256.894.6976 to request an appointment today.

Address

11491 US Highway 431
Albertville, AL
35950

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4am
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+12568946976

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