DID YOU KNOW? Dr Wishnew has now won an international award for wound care....TWICE. In June 2024, she accepted the Aurora award in Iceland for Innovations in Wound Care. Only 40 people worldwide receive this award each year. WOW!
The Texas Infectious Disease Institute is renowned for its cutting-edge approach to treating complex infections, particularly those that involve hard-to-heal wounds. With a team of dedicated specialists focused on innovative, evidence-based treatments, the institute is a leader in its field, offering comprehensive care for patients facing challenging infections. This partnership with Dr. Jenna Wishnew is a natural and exciting collaboration, combining her extensive expertise in wound care with the institute’s advanced infectious disease treatments. Together, they are perfectly poised to provide exceptional care to patients, bringing a multidisciplinary approach that is critical for healing and recovery. Dr. Wishnew’s passion for helping patients, coupled with the institute’s high standards of care, ensures that patients will receive the best possible outcomes in their fight against stubborn infections and wounds.
In June 2023, Dr. Wishnew made a significant shift in her career to focus exclusively on wound care, allowing her to spend more time with her growing family. Looking ahead, she’s excited to begin a new collaboration in March 2024 with the Texas Infectious Disease Institute, joining forces with Dr. Serge Lartchenko to tackle infected and hard-to-heal wounds, further advancing her commitment to healing and improving the lives of her patients.
Additional communities: Plano, Allen, Garland, Mesquite and North Dallas
MISSION STATEMENT
My approach to caring for patients is to empower patients with process knowledge and solutions. I consider myself a partner in each patient’s healthcare. I believe each patient must be informed and has access to all of the information necessary to help make the most important life decisions. I believe it my duty to be available day and night, and responsive to questions or concerns. A doctor’s oath is more than simply fulfilling ethical standards: it is prevention, it is cure, it is warmth, sympathy, and truth.
Dr Jenna Wishnew was featured on the Senior Care Confidential podcast with Brian Harmon PT MBA and Marina Lakhmanchuk DPT CLT
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