An independent review of your diabetic foot ulcer diagnosis, wound status, and treatment plan from Cuban wound-care specialists — providing additional perspective for U.S. patients and families navigating treatment decisions.
1.0 million
adults with diagnosed diabetes in North Carolina
North Carolina
NC · U.S. Priority Market
Flights from Charlotte (CLT) and Raleigh (RDU) to Havana connect through Miami or Fort Lauderdale.
An estimated 1.0 million North Carolina adults have diagnosed diabetes.
A diabetic foot ulcer second opinion provides an independent review of the wound status, treatment history, and current care plan. It offers additional perspective on treatment options, confirms the current approach, and can identify alternative or complementary therapies. La Pradera's wound-care specialists provide comprehensive second-opinion services for U.S. patients, reviewing medical records, wound photos, and treatment history to provide an independent assessment.
Review of wound photos, size, depth, and healing progress to assess the current condition.
Evaluation of previous and current treatments, including wound care, medications, and therapies used.
Review of vascular studies, blood flow, and overall health factors affecting healing.
Assessment of the current treatment plan and recommendations for alternative or complementary approaches.
Provide medical records, wound photos, treatment history, and vascular studies for review.
The wound-care team conducts a comprehensive review of all submitted materials.
Receive a written second-opinion report with wound assessment and treatment recommendations.
For those who wish to proceed, an on-site assessment and treatment program can be arranged.
Flights from Charlotte (CLT) and Raleigh (RDU) to Havana connect through Miami or Fort Lauderdale.
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La Pradera's international patient services team assists North Carolina families with travel coordination, documentation, and all logistics for medical travel to Havana.
A second opinion provides an independent review of the wound status and treatment plan, offering additional perspective, confirming the current approach, and potentially identifying alternative treatment options such as Heberprot-P therapy.
Yes. The wound-care team reviews medical history, wound photos, treatment records, vascular studies, and current medications to provide an independent assessment.
Submit medical records and wound photos through the consultation request form. The international patient services team will guide you through the process and provide instructions for what documentation is needed.
The initial second-opinion review is based on submitted medical records and wound photos, and can be conducted without travel. An on-site assessment is available for patients who wish to proceed with a treatment program.
The review timeline depends on the completeness of submitted records. The international patient services team provides an estimated timeline upon receiving the records.
Contact our international patient services team to discuss treatment options in Cuba for you or your loved one.
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