6130 N La Cholla Blvd, Suite 111 Tucson, AZ 85741
If you’re looking for expert wound healing and limb preservation in Tucson, our team is here to help! The limb preservation specialists at Southern Arizona Limb Preservation Center collaborate to provide patients with the most effective treatment options to relieve pain, promote healing, and help them get back on their feet. Throughout this process, your primary care physician remains an integral part of your overall treatment plan.
Offering the comprehensive care you’ve been seeking, we specialize in treating non-healing wounds and related conditions through advanced medical expertise and innovative therapies, including hyperbaric oxygen treatment. Our commitment to patient-focused care and state-of-the-art technology allows us to help patients heal fully and regain a vibrant, active life. To learn more about limb preservation in Tucson or to schedule an appointment, call us today at (520) 492-3350. Our team is here to help you take the next step toward healing and recovery.
A limb preservation center is a specialized medical facility focused on preventing unnecessary lower-extremity amputations — most often in patients at high risk for amputation due to conditions such as diabetes, peripheral artery disease (PAD), chronic wounds, severe infections, or trauma. These centers bring together a multidisciplinary team — such as vascular surgeons, podiatrists, wound care specialists, interventional radiologists, endocrinologists, and rehabilitation experts — to diagnose problems early, restore blood flow, heal wounds, fight infection, and improve mobility. The goal is not just to save the limb, but to preserve the patient’s independence, quality of life, and long-term health through coordinated care, advanced treatments, and ongoing prevention strategies.
No, you do not need a referral from your primary care physician (PCP) in order to make an appointment. Once you call and schedule your initial consultation, we will work in conjunction with your PCP to ensure that you are receiving the care that you need.
For your first visit to our limb preservation center for wound care, it’s important to come prepared so our care team can fully understand your health background and wound history and create the most effective treatment plan possible. Here’s a recommended checklist:
Medical Information
Photo ID and insurance card(s)
Referral paperwork (if required by insurance or your provider)
List of current medications (including prescription, over-the-counter, vitamins, and supplements)
Allergies list (medications, foods, adhesives, latex)
Past medical and surgical history
Records or test results related to the wound (lab results, imaging, vascular studies)
Hospital discharge papers if the wound began during a recent admission
Wound-Specific Information
Details about the wound (when it started, how it happened, treatments tried so far)
Photographs of the wound’s progression, if available
Dressings or topical treatments currently used (bring the packaging or product names)
Practical Items
Comfortable, loose-fitting clothing for easy wound access
Any mobility aids you normally use (walker, cane, wheelchair)
A list of questions you want to ask your provider
A support person, if you’d like help remembering instructions or discussing your care
If you have any additional questions about the medical services we offer or would like to schedule an appointment, feel free to give us a call at (520) 492-3350. You can also reach out through our contact form using the button below:
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