Diabetic Wound Care & Foot Wound Treatment in Senatobia, MS
Board-certified diabetic wound care and foot wound treatment for Senatobia patients — diabetic foot ulcers, non-healing wounds, infected wounds, and post-surgical wounds. about 20 minutes from Senatobia to our Hernando office.
Foot Health Centers provides specialized wound care for Senatobia, MS patients from our Hernando office at 1558 Monteith Ave. Michael G. Lyons, DPM and Robert Wenzler, DPM are board-certified foot and ankle surgeons treating diabetic foot ulcers, non-healing wounds, infected wounds, and post-surgical wounds for Senatobia and the surrounding DeSoto County communities.
Non-healing foot wounds can quickly become serious. Delayed wound care in diabetic patients is a leading cause of foot infections, hospital admissions, and amputations. If you're in Senatobia and have a foot wound that hasn't healed in two weeks — or any sign of infection — please call 662-449-3663 the same day.
Senatobia is a straight run up I-55 to our Hernando office, which is why many Tate County patients choose us over driving to Memphis. For diabetic wound patients who need weekly rechecks, that predictable 20-minute interstate drive makes a full course of treatment realistic.
We see Senatobia patients for the full range of podiatry — heel pain, bunions, ingrown and fungal toenails, diabetic foot exams — but wound care and limb salvage are where the distance matters most. If you have a non-healing sore, we would rather see you early than after an infection has set in.
Getting here: Senatobia patients take I-55 north and reach our Hernando office in roughly 20–25 minutes (Exit 280). We care for patients across Tate County, Mississippi, including the Northwest Mississippi Community College, I-55 Exit 265, Senatobia's Main Street, Arkabutla Lake areas.
Making weekly wound visits realistic from Tate County
From Senatobia, our Hernando office is roughly 20–25 minutes up I-55 to Exit 280. For a diabetic foot ulcer that needs regular rechecks, that's a drive most families can manage, and it's simpler than navigating a Memphis hospital campus.
Tate County patients sometimes wait longer before calling because the drive feels like a hurdle. With foot wounds, waiting is what we most want to avoid. A sore that is caught early often needs fewer visits overall than one that has become infected. If you're unsure whether something needs to be seen, call and describe it. We'll help you decide.
Fewer surprises between visits
We send Senatobia patients home with dressing supplies, written instructions, and a clear list of warning signs, so a family member can help between appointments. If something changes, like more drainage, a new smell, spreading redness, or fever, call us right away instead of waiting for the next scheduled visit.
Why board-certified podiatrists in Hernando & Southaven
Dr. Michael G. Lyons and Dr. Robert J. Wenzler are board-certified foot and ankle surgeons (DPMs). Foot wounds are a central part of their everyday practice. That means one team can treat the wound, address the bone, tendon, or pressure problem behind it, and perform foot surgery if it's ever needed, without sending you elsewhere. Both offices use one phone number, so you can be seen wherever is easier that week.
When to seek emergency care: if a foot wound comes with fever, chills, rapidly spreading redness, a foul smell with feeling very unwell, or skin turning black, go to the nearest emergency room. For a new or non-healing sore without those signs, call 662-449-3663 to be seen in the office.
Looking for general foot and ankle care? Podiatrist for Senatobia, MS.
- Diabetic foot ulcer treatment
- Non-healing wound debridement
- Advanced wound dressings
- Offloading and protective footwear
- Infection management & antibiotics
- Post-surgical wound care
- Pressure ulcer and heel ulcer care
- Coordination with primary care, vascular & endocrinology
- A foot wound or sore that hasn't healed in two weeks
- Drainage, odor, or color changes around a wound
- Redness, warmth, or swelling near the wound
- Any new sore on the foot of a person with diabetes
- Black, brown, or yellow tissue around a wound
- Pain or numbness near a non-healing wound
Closest wound care office to Senatobia
Our Hernando location is approximately about 20 minutes from Senatobia. One scheduling line serves both our Hernando and Southaven offices — we'll get you in with the office that's most convenient.
Related care for Senatobia patients
Foot Health Centers
Hernando, MS 38632
Questions Senatobia patients ask
- Where can I get wound care near Senatobia, MS?
- Foot Health Centers provides foot wound care for Senatobia, MS patients from our Hernando office at 1558 Monteith Ave. We treat diabetic foot ulcers, non-healing wounds, and post-surgical wounds. Call 662-449-3663 to schedule.
- What kinds of foot wounds do you treat for Senatobia patients?
- Diabetic foot ulcers, non-healing wounds, infected wounds, pressure and heel ulcers, post-surgical wounds, and chronic wounds related to poor circulation or neuropathy.
- Do I need a referral for wound care?
- No — most Senatobia patients can call 662-449-3663 directly. We accept most major insurance plans and will coordinate with your primary care provider as needed.
- How quickly should a non-healing foot wound be seen?
- Any foot wound that has not begun healing within two weeks, or that shows signs of infection (drainage, odor, redness, warmth, fever), should be evaluated promptly. Senatobia patients can usually get a same-week appointment.
- How far is your office from Senatobia, MS?
- Our Hernando office is about 20–25 minutes from Senatobia straight up I-55 to Exit 280.
- Do you take Tate County patients for limb salvage and wound care?
- Yes. We regularly treat Tate County patients for diabetic foot ulcers, non-healing wounds, infection, and limb-salvage care aimed at avoiding amputation.
- How far is your wound care office from Senatobia?
- Our Hernando office is about 20–25 minutes from Senatobia via I-55 north to Exit 280. Our Southaven office is a little farther north.
- What if my wound gets worse between visits?
- Call 662-449-3663 right away. If you have fever, chills, rapidly spreading redness, or feel very ill, go to the nearest emergency room.
Ready to Get Relief?
Call Foot Health Centers to schedule your visit in Hernando or Southaven.