Wound assessment & diagnosis
Measurement, tissue and circulation checks, infection screening, and a clear diagnosis you can understand.
Wound & acute care in Blanding, UT
Wounds that won't heal need specialist care.
Remedy+ treats diabetic foot ulcers, leg ulcers, pressure injuries, slow-healing surgical wounds, and everyday acute care concerns — with thorough assessment, modern dressings and therapies, and follow-up that keeps healing on track.
- Focus
- 100%
- devoted to wound healing
- Access
- Same-week
- visits for urgent wounds
- Approach
- 1 plan
- per patient, reviewed each visit
New patients welcome. Bring your wound history and medication list — we handle the referral paperwork with your doctor. What to expect →
We treat the wounds other clinics find hardest to close — plus acute care.
- Diabetic foot ulcers
- Venous leg ulcers
- Pressure injuries
- Post-surgical wounds
- Traumatic & infected wounds
- Acute care
- How we treat them →
Services
Complete wound care, under one roof
Every plan starts with finding why the wound isn't healing — circulation, pressure, infection, blood sugar — then treats the cause alongside the wound itself.
Debridement & wound bed preparation
Gentle removal of dead tissue so healthy tissue can grow — done carefully, with your comfort first.
Advanced dressings & bandaging
Modern moisture-balanced dressings matched to each wound stage, changed on a schedule that suits you.
Compression & offloading
Compression for venous leg ulcers and pressure relief for diabetic feet — the two treatments that change outcomes most.
Infection management
Early detection, cultures when needed, and coordinated antibiotics with your GP or specialist.
Healing reviews & prevention
Measured progress every visit, plus skin care, footwear and pressure advice to stop wounds coming back.
Acute care visits
Prompt visits on clinic days for minor injuries, skin infections, and wounds that suddenly worsen — assessed, treated, and referred onward when needed.
Not sure which service you need?
You don't have to decide — request an appointment and we'll map the right plan. Request now →
Your visit
Your path to healing, step by step
- 1First assessment (45–60 min).
We examine the wound, check circulation and sensation, review your medicines and health history. - 2A plan you understand.
Dressings, offloading or compression, and treatment of the underlying cause — explained plainly, with costs upfront. - 3Regular treatment visits.
Cleaning, debridement when needed, fresh dressings — and the wound measured and photographed to track progress. - 4Healing and prevention.
As the wound closes we taper visits and build your prevention plan: skin care, footwear, pressure relief.
What to bring to your first visit
- Your wound history — when it started, what dressings you've used, what helped or didn't.
- A list of medicines and conditions, especially diabetes, circulation or immune issues.
- Any referral letter or wound photos you already have.
- Your usual footwear if the wound is on a foot — and bring a carer if you'd like support.
Referrals, insurance & cost
No referral needed — book directly. With your consent we request records from your GP and write back after your assessment.
Costs are confirmed in writing before treatment begins. To move an appointment, please give us 24 hours' notice: (435) 220-8588.
Why patients stay with us until they're healed
- Specialists, not generalists. Wound healing is all we do — so we see patterns others miss.
- Measured progress. Every wound is measured and tracked, so you can see healing happen.
- Joined-up care. We coordinate with your GP, diabetes team, vascular and podiatry colleagues.
- Gentle by default. Pain-aware techniques, clear warnings before anything uncomfortable.
Insurance
Insurance we accept
Remedy+ is in-network with the following Utah insurance plans. Don't see yours? Call us at (435) 220-8588 to check coverage.
- Aetna
- BCBS UT (Regence)
- Cigna
- DMBA
- EMI Health
- First Health
- Humana
- Medicaid UT
- Medicare
- Molina
- Multiplan
- PEHP
- RR Medicare
- Select Health
- Tri West
- U Health
- UHC
Dashelle Holliday
Nurse Practitioner
Wound & acute care, care planning, prevention.
About
Care led by Dashelle Holliday, NP
Remedy+ is led by nurse practitioner Dashelle Holliday. Our focus is straightforward: find out why a wound isn't healing — or take care of an acute concern promptly — then treat the cause alongside the symptoms, with a plan you understand and progress you can see.
Visits are unhurried, costs are confirmed upfront, and your primary care team stays in the loop from assessment through healing.
- Wound + acute care under one roof, for the whole family.
- Measured progress at every visit — photos, staging, honest timelines.
- Coordinated care with your GP and specialists as needed.
Stories from healing patients
Shared with permission. Names shortened for privacy.
"My foot ulcer hadn't closed in eight months. Within weeks of a proper offloading plan, we could finally see it shrinking."
"They measured and photographed everything. For the first time I understood what was happening with my leg — and what would fix it."
"After Mum's surgery the wound kept opening. The clinic saw her within days and stayed in touch with her surgeon throughout."
Contact & referrals
Request an appointment or send a referral
Tell us about the wound and we'll reply within one working day with an appointment. Prefer to talk? Call (435) 220-8588 — Mon & Wed 9:00am–3:00pm, Tue 9:00am–12:00pm.
Clinic details
46 N Main St.Blanding, UT 84511
(435) 220-8588
- Monday: 9:00am – 3:00pm
- Tuesday: 9:00am – 12:00pm
- Wednesday: 9:00am – 3:00pm
- Thursday – Sunday: Closed
Urgent wound?
Spreading redness, fever, heavy bleeding or sudden colour change can't wait for a form reply — call the clinic line now, or go to urgent care when we're closed.
Clinicians: referring a patient
Choose “Clinician referral” above and include the wound type, duration and relevant history. We report back after assessment and at milestones — usually within 48 hours of the first visit.
Common questions
Do I need a referral? How fast will my wound heal? Find quick answers here — or ask us directly.
Ask a questionDo I need a referral to book?
No. You can request an appointment directly, and we'll request relevant records from your GP with your consent. If your insurer requires a referral, we'll tell you before your first visit.
How long does a wound take to heal?
It depends on the wound type, size, circulation, and blood sugar control. Many wounds show measurable improvement within 2–4 weeks of targeted care. At your assessment we'll give you an honest, personal estimate.
Is debridement painful?
We use gentle, pain-aware techniques and check in with you throughout. Most patients feel pressure rather than pain, and we can adjust or pause at any time.
When should I seek urgent care instead?
Call us the same day — or go to urgent care when we're closed — for spreading redness, increasing pain, fever, foul odour that worsens suddenly, heavy bleeding, or a black/blue colour change in the wound or surrounding skin.
A wound that isn't improving deserves a second look.
If your wound hasn't clearly improved in two weeks, come in for an assessment. Early specialist care prevents most complications.