Koinonia Limb Salvage Mobile Wound Care
TYPES OF WOUNDS WE TREAT
- Diabetic Foot Ulcers
- Leg Ulcers
- Arterial (Ischemic) Ulcers
- Pressure Ulcers
- Surgical wounds
- Wounds from trauma
TREATMENT PLAN
- Initial Wound Evaluation
- We perform weekly debridement of necrotic tissue to promote fast healing and lower the risk of infection
- We offer advanced wound care for chronic and complex wounds
- We offer the best-in-class services and products
- We incorporate minimal invasive surgery to correct deformities causing ulcers and prevent recurrence
Complex wounds require a specialist, and we have over 20 years of wound care experience. A lot of complex wound patients are elderly and cannot leave the house without assistance, because most of them are on oxygen. Therefore, we will bring our mobile wound care clinic to their homes.
OUR GOAL
Our goal is to heal our patients’ wounds in a timely manner using evidenced-based medicine, and to prevent recurrence.
COMPLEX ULCERS
- Ulcers that persist for 3 months without improvement
- Presence of infection
- Comorbidities that prevent healing such as diabetes, PVD (Peripheral Vascular Disease), Venous Stasis
COMPLEX WOUNDS
If they are not treated adequately and in a timely manner, complex wounds can lead to a low quality of life, infection, hospitalization, amputation, or death. Most complex wound patients have difficulties leaving their homes, because most are elderly and require oxygen treatment, making it difficult for them to schedule an appointment in our office. Koinonia Limb Salvage Mobile Wound Care brings hope to these patients, as we can heal their complex wounds at-home.
EXAMPLES OF WOUNDS WE TREAT WITH OUR MOBILE WOUND CARE CLINIC:
What are the most common symptoms of plantar fasciitis?
Plantar fasciitis typically causes sharp, stabbing heel pain that is most intense with the first steps in the morning or after periods of rest. The pain often occurs along the bottom of the foot and may worsen with prolonged standing or activity. This discomfort results from inflammation of the plantar fascia ligament.
Does Tagaloa-Tulifau Foot & Ankle Center serve patients from Carson, CA?
Yes, we proudly serve patients from Carson and the surrounding areas. Dr. Tagaloa-Tulifau has been providing comprehensive plantar fasciitis treatment and podiatric care to residents of Carson, California since 1999, helping thousands achieve pain-free, healthy feet.
How long does it take for plantar fasciitis to heal?
The healing process depends on the severity of the condition and how closely patients follow treatment recommendations. Mild cases may improve within a few weeks, while more persistent or severe cases can take several months. Our specialists guide patients through consistent stretching, proper footwear, and ongoing care to support faster recovery and long-term foot health.
What treatments do you offer for plantar fasciitis?
At Tagaloa-Tulifau Foot & Ankle Center, patients receive comprehensive, personalized care for plantar fasciitis. Treatments range from conservative approaches, such as custom orthotics, physical therapy, and stretching programs, to advanced interventions like minimally invasive procedures or corticosteroid injections. Our foot and ankle doctors design a treatment plan specific to each patient’s needs, ensuring the fastest and most effective recovery possible.
Do you provide custom solutions for each patient?
Yes. Every patient at Tagaloa-Tulifau Foot & Ankle Center receives a thorough evaluation to identify the cause of their plantar fasciitis or other foot conditions. Our foot and ankle doctors then create a tailored plan that may include orthotics, targeted exercises, therapy, or advanced procedures. This individualized approach ensures each patient achieves optimal results and long-term foot health.