Diabetic Foot Wound Treatment
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Diabetic Foot Wound Treatment in Cuba for Texas Patients

Advanced diabetic foot wound evaluation, wound care, and limb-preservation programs in Cuba — combining specialized wound treatment, Heberprot-P therapy, and rehabilitation for U.S. patients.

2.0 million

adults with diagnosed diabetes in Texas

Texas

TX · U.S. Priority Market

Flights from Houston (IAH) to Havana (HAV) connect through Miami or direct seasonal service.

An estimated 2.0 million Texas adults have diagnosed diabetes, with higher prevalence in southern and border counties.

Specialized Wound Care for Diabetic Foot Conditions

Diabetic foot wounds require specialized care to support healing and prevent complications. La Pradera's diabetic foot wound treatment program provides comprehensive wound care including assessment, debridement, advanced dressings, infection management, and offloading strategies. The program combines Cuba's Heberprot-P therapy for eligible wounds with rehabilitation and patient education. Our multidisciplinary team evaluates each patient individually and determines whether an international wound-care and limb-preservation program may be appropriate.

Wound Care Services

Comprehensive Wound Assessment

Detailed evaluation of wound type, size, depth, blood flow, and contributing factors.

Debridement & Advanced Dressings

Professional wound debridement and specialized dressings selected for the wound condition.

Heberprot-P Therapy

Cuban-developed intralesional therapy designed to support the healing of diabetic foot wounds.

Infection Management

Evaluation and treatment of wound infections to support healing and prevent complications.

The Wound Treatment Process

1

Medical Records Review

Submit medical records and wound photos for review by the diabetic foot care team to assess eligibility.

2

On-Site Assessment

Comprehensive wound assessment to determine the type, severity, and treatment approach.

3

Daily Wound Care

Daily wound care sessions including dressing changes, Heberprot-P therapy, and monitoring under medical supervision.

4

Education & Follow-Up

Patient education on wound care and foot health, with follow-up coordination with the home-country physician.

Traveling from Texas to Cuba

Flights from Houston (IAH) to Havana (HAV) connect through Miami or direct seasonal service.

Departure Airports:

George Bush Intercontinental (IAH)
Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW)

La Pradera's international patient services team assists Texas families with travel coordination, documentation, and all logistics for medical travel to Havana.

Diabetic Foot Wound Treatment FAQ for Texas

What types of diabetic foot wounds are treated?

La Pradera treats diabetic foot ulcers, surgical wounds, non-healing wounds, and other diabetic-related foot wounds. Each wound is assessed individually to determine the appropriate treatment approach.

How long does wound treatment take?

Treatment duration depends on the wound type, size, severity, and individual healing response. Programs typically range from 2 to 4 weeks, with the exact duration determined after assessment.

Is Heberprot-P used for all wounds?

Heberprot-P therapy is used for eligible wounds based on the medical team's assessment. Not all wounds are suitable for Heberprot-P; the treatment plan is personalized for each patient.

Is infection treatment included?

Yes. Infection evaluation and management are included in the comprehensive wound care program to support healing and prevent complications.

How do I start wound treatment in Cuba?

Submit medical records and wound photos through the consultation request form. The international patient services team will assess eligibility and guide you through the process.

Texas Patients — Ready to Learn More?

Contact our international patient services team to discuss treatment options in Cuba for you or your loved one.

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