Controlled Negative Pressure
The device delivers negative pressure through a sealed dressing according to the treating provider's instructions.
Wound Care Equipment
Wound VAC Therapy
Negative Pressure Support
Our wound vacuum-assisted closure systems apply controlled negative pressure to the wound area. The equipment may help manage fluid and support wound care as part of a treatment plan directed by a qualified healthcare professional.
Therapy Overview
How Wound VAC Equipment Supports Wound Care
Wound VAC therapy, also called negative pressure wound therapy, uses a sealed dressing connected to a vacuum device. The system applies controlled negative pressure to the wound area and may assist with fluid management as part of a clinician-directed wound care program.
The appropriate device, dressing, pressure setting, treatment schedule, and duration should be selected and monitored by the patient's healthcare provider. Advanced Rehab Technologies can assist patients and healthcare professionals with equipment-related questions and support.
Important Treatment Information
Wound VAC equipment should only be used under the direction of a qualified healthcare professional. Contact your treating provider for diagnosis, wound assessment, treatment instructions, and urgent medical concerns.
Sealed Dressing System
A specialized dressing and tubing system connects the wound area to the prescribed vacuum device.
Clinician-Directed Settings
Pressure settings, dressing changes, and treatment duration must follow the patient's prescribed care plan.
Equipment Gallery
Wound VAC Therapy Gallery
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Wound VAC Equipment
Close-up view of wound vacuum-assisted closure equipment.
Dressing and Tubing
Example of wound VAC dressing and connection components.
Negative Pressure Device
Wound care device used with a prescribed sealed dressing system.
Therapy Components
Wound VAC equipment and related treatment components.
Treatment Equipment
Additional wound VAC equipment used in clinician-directed wound care.
Questions About Wound VAC Equipment?
Contact Advanced Rehab Technologies for equipment-related information and support. Medical treatment decisions should be discussed with your healthcare provider.