Ascension Via Christi Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Therapy

Hospital-based 3.9 (12 reviews) Wichita, KS

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Ascension Via Christi Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Therapy is a hospital-based HBOT center in Wichita, Kansas. It has a 3.9 average from 12 Google reviews. It is open 5 days a week and closed on weekends. No other listed provider is within 50 miles.

Type
Hospital-based
Hours
Mon–Thu 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM · Fri 8:00 – 11:00 AM · Sat–Sun Closed
Address
848 N St Francis Ave #1900, Wichita, KS 67214
Access
Wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, restroom
Chamber
Not listed, ask the clinic
Insurance
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Based on the 5 reviews shown below.

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  • Malpractice. Kicked hole in foot 5 years ago—came here with positive fungal culture from referring Dr. Told her directly, but ignored completely. No antifungal treatment despite confirmed infection. Used hydrocolloid dressings wrapped foot-to-knee instead—after 3rd visit got red fungal rash spreading up leg to knee. Demanded antifungals (standard care) and was refused; said 'concerned about hole' but made no referral anywhere. Then billed me $500 for care that worsened infection.
    Chronic fungal foot wound needs systemic treatment + debridement, not moisture-trapping dressings. Lost 5 years to this negligence. Disputing $500 bill—pure profiteering. Avoid."

  • Was sent here a couple years ago for a brown recluse spider bite and my bike was very very serious the doctors and the nurses were fantastic and now fully recovered with a scar but would recommend the doctors and nurses here to everyone. Great team

  • Maggie, Patrick, and Alicia have been absolutely amazing helping me with my wound care! They are so kind, efficient, and personable. They really make the difference between dreading appointments and looking forward to them 😊

  • We’ve been taking my Father in Law who has Alzheimer’s and diabetes to this clinic for a few months. He has had what we thought were diabetic ulcers on his feet and legs, which were constantly leaking fluid. Dr. Scott Johnson caught that he actually has Lymphedema too, which his primary care doc missed. Wounds are almost healed. Nurses and staff are very kind and helpful, especially Michelle D. She’s fantastic!!

  • No changes .actually my wound is wayyyyy worse. .constantly wet even tho they say keep wound dry.. makes no sense to heal a deep open wound constantly always drenched in fluid coming from the wound . Now I'm up too changing one a week.makes no sense too me. Fixing to be my own doctor so my wound isn't constantly wet.oviously the method not working.been in sever pain since day one.now the leg feels like someone set it on fire and very sick @ my stomach. Good luck to the rest of you. Very unsatisfied .my additude is not very nice due to severe. Pain . And I'm on pain management. Still in severe pain!!! Which they think is just fine..thats my story

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