New England Wound Care

New England Wound Care Specialized wound and ostomy care clinic in Western Massachusetts. Our offices are located in Westfield, Greenfield, Easthampton, Florence and Amherst.

NEWCare, New England Wound Care, is a specialized wound and ostomy care clinic in Western Massachusetts. Led by Dr. Sohail A. Waien, our team has over 30 years of experience providing comprehensive wound and ostomy care throughout Greater Springfield. We have 5 convenient locations in Greenfield, Easthampton, Westfield, Florence and Amherst. At NEWCare you can expect comprehensive care and a compl

ete dedication to restoring the patient’s quality of life. We see patients at our wound clinics and at several local nursing homes.

09/01/2026

Where is an ostomy located? Hear from Michelle, our Clinical Lead Nurse, as she explains the different types of ostomies and their locations.

08/31/2026

Why would someone have an ostomy? Hear from Michelle, our Clinical Lead Nurse, as she explains the common causes for ostomies. Learn why ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s Disease are important.

08/31/2026

What is a pressure wound? Hear from Michelle, our Clinical Lead Nurse, as she explains the basics of pressure ulcers, otherwise known as pressure wounds. Learn what a pressure wound is and where they are typically located. Learn about the different stages of pressure wounds and what causes pressure wounds.

08/28/2026

Want to learn about ostomy basics? Hear from Michelle, our Clinical Lead Nurse, as she answers ostomy frequently asked questions. Learn about the following questions. What is an ostomy? Why do you have an ostomy? What is an ostomy bag?

08/28/2026

When do you use a one-piece appliance? Hear from Michelle, our Clinical Lead Nurse, as she explains when to use a one-piece ostomy appliance.

08/28/2026

Once you have determined what kind of ostomy you have then you have to find the right ostomy appliance. Hear from Michelle, our Clinical Lead Nurse, as she explains the basics of a one-piece ostomy appliance.

08/26/2026

Why is each stoma different? Hear from Michelle, our Clinical Lead Nurse, as she explains why each stoma is different. Learn why it can take up to a year for your stoma to mature.

08/26/2026

There are three different types of ostomies. The three different types of ostomies are urostomy, colostomy, and ileostomy. Hear from Michelle, our Clinical Lead Nurse, as she explains the different types of ostomies.

08/26/2026

Did you know every stoma is a little different? Hear Michelle, Our Clinical Lead Nurse, explain why stomas come in different sizes.

08/26/2026

Do you need help with your ostomy? Contact New England Wound Care today. Visit us online to learn more.

What’s an Ostomy? Hear Michelle, our Clinical Lead Nurse, explain what an Ostomy is and why they’re important. Learn about the stoma, or surgically created opening on the surface of the body. You’ll also learn about the common reasons why people get ostomies.

Address

94 N Elm Street, Suite 102
Westfield, MA
01085

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+14134753233

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