BW—54-year-old female with a history of hypertension presented with Pyoderma gangrenosum (PG), edema, and a non-pressure chronic ulcer of the left calf with fat layer exposed post successful graft placement. Patient was on Humira® for PG. Wound closed with standard interventions and Expedite in 12 weeks.

TR—76-year-old male with significant past medical history including chronic kidney disease, lymphedema, hypertension, multiple toe amputations on right foot and diabetes presented for wound care of his right diabetic foot ulcer. In addition, it was noted that he developed venous ulcers. Interventions included dressing changes, antibiotics, and Expedite, which helped close the wound in 7 weeks.

PH—88-year-old female with history of chronic venous hypertension and lymphedema presented to wound care for left lower extremity laceration. Patient was given antibiotics, dressing changes and instructed on compression. Patient was compliant with treatment plan and consumption of Expedite. The wound closed in 5 weeks.

DJ—80-year-old female presented to wound care for a left lower extremity wound. She had undergone a left hip replacement and 3 days later, she noticed bruising and a blister to her left calf. Patient was diagnosed with chronic venous hypertension with ulcer and inflammation of left lower extremity. With interventions including compression stockings, dressing changes, and Expedite, patient was able to heal the wounds in 7 weeks.

JS—77-year-old female with history of diabetes and lymphedema presented with a right lower extremity ulcer. Patient reported the ulcer developed 6 weeks prior, and she rated her pain as a level 10 on a scale of 10. Patient was diagnosed with venous disease and lymphedema. Intervention consisted of compression wrapping, elevation, and Expedite. The prescribed interventions supported healing in 4 weeks.