Regency Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center is noted for its extraordinarily effective Wound Care Program. Here, we are rewriting the book on modern, subacute care by delivering unparalleled, high-tech, compassionate care to short-term patients who aspire to return to their Wilmington home as soon as possible.
Our expert wound care team employs an array of cutting-edge techniques, including the powerful Diapulse technology. Diapulse is proven to heal wounds almost twice as fast as conventional treatment, and in many cases, prevents amputation of limbs. The pain-free Diapulse machine uses high-frequency, non-thermal electromagnetic waves to accelerate the healing of:
- Postoperative Edema & Pain
- Decubitus Wounds
- Diabetic Wounds & Ulcers
Contact us today at 302-654-8400 to discuss effective wound care!
Wilmington is located in New Castle County, Delaware. The City of Wilmington, like most eastern cities, has been evolving for over 350 years. After periods of Swedish (1638), then Dutch (1655), then British (1664) colonization, the area stabilized under British rule, with Quaker influence, and was granted a borough charter in 1739 by the King of England which changed the name to Wilmington, presumably after Spencer Compton, Earl of Wilmington, a favorite of the King. During the Revolution, its milling industries, geographic location, key leaders and resources made Wilmington particularly strategic.
Wilmington Resources:
Wilmington Hospital – The fully modernized Wilmington Hospital provides distinguished, high-quality health care in the heart of Wilmington.
Iron Hill Museum – The Iron Hill Museum is one of the best local repositories of historical information about the Iron Hill region, as well as wildlife, ecology, archaeology, and the natural sciences.
Delaware Shakespeare Festival – The Delaware Shakespeare Festival, inspired by Shakespeare’s creative vision and the broad societal mix of audiences of his era, brings the community together for vibrant theatre and learning experiences.