Clinical Support
As a global leader in wound care, Gentell is proud of its role in supporting wound care best practices in countries outside of the United States. Whether it's providing direct patient care in our wound clinics, working with government leaders to develop wound care protocols, or educating healthcare providers through Gentell University, patients lives are better because of Gentell.
In 2024, Gentell opened two wound clinics in the United Kingdom, with an additional twenty more scheduled in 2025. The Whiteley Wound Clinic by Gentell, in Surrey, is the first of a series of clinics to be located in the Southeast of England. The second is The Primary Healthcare Darlington Wound Clinic by Gentell, a collaboration between Gentell and Primary Care Providers in Darlington. Both clinics are staffed Gentell wound experts.
In countries where wound care protocols are not as well developed as in the United States, Gentell plays a vital role by sharing our expertise and experience. We work with governmental agencies, healthcare providers and institutions to be sure that providers understand wound care best practices, and so that patients receive the best possible care.
Through Gentell University, we partner with healthcare and educational institutions provide wound care education. Continuing education is essential for experienced providers as well as for those new to wound care. Content is localized to meet the requirements of different markets, while still maintaining our commitment to wound care best practices.
In 2024, Gentell opened two wound clinics in the United Kingdom, with an additional twenty more scheduled in 2025. The Whiteley Wound Clinic by Gentell, in Surrey, is the first of a series of clinics to be located in the Southeast of England. The second is The Primary Healthcare Darlington Wound Clinic by Gentell, a collaboration between Gentell and Primary Care Providers in Darlington. Both clinics are staffed Gentell wound experts.
In countries where wound care protocols are not as well developed as in the United States, Gentell plays a vital role by sharing our expertise and experience. We work with governmental agencies, healthcare providers and institutions to be sure that providers understand wound care best practices, and so that patients receive the best possible care.
Through Gentell University, we partner with healthcare and educational institutions provide wound care education. Continuing education is essential for experienced providers as well as for those new to wound care. Content is localized to meet the requirements of different markets, while still maintaining our commitment to wound care best practices.