We treat more than 3,000 burns and wounds annually. With more than three decades of experience treating difficult wounds, skin disorders and burns, our team of highly skilled physicians, nurses and medical staff are prepared to care for even the most complex burns.

Some features of our inpatient and outpatient burn center include:

• 99 beds dedicated for burn care, including 38 intensive care unit (ICU) beds
• Eight dedicated operating rooms
• Level II Trauma Center, verified by the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma
• Nation's largest burn center and third largest in the world
• Verified Adult and Pediatric Burn Center by the American Burn Association (ABA)

We also coordinate educational and community outreach programs, offering professional training and fire prevention awareness to communities worldwide. For more information, call (855) 863-9595.

The robust capabilities of our center allow us to be able to treat a range of burns and burn-related conditions, including:

• Carbon monoxide poisoning
• Chemical burns
• Crush injuries
• Degloving
• Diabetic wounds
• Dive complications
• Electrical burns
• Fournier's gangrene
• Friction burns
• Frostbite
• Hand and extremity injuries
• Inhalation burns
• Limb loss
• Necrotizing soft tissue infections (NSTIs)
• Peripheral nerve injuries
• Radiation burns
• Road and crash-related burns
• Skin sloughing disorders
• Slow or nonhealing wounds
• Staphylococcal scalding skin syndrome
• Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS)
• Thermal burns
• Toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN)
• Traumatic injuries

Microvascular surgery reconnects blood vessels, and can be used during both plastic and reconstructive surgeries. This technique is also used to address conditions of the breast and face. We offer scar revision as a type of microvascular surgery, often alongside laser scar therapy.

Treating children's burns requires a unique skillset from those of adults. Throughout the wound care process, kids may require special nutritional plans, sometimes up to double the calories they would typically consume in a day.

Burn scars can seriously inhibit normal movement, so extra attention is needed when treating children whose bodies are still growing. Our burn center's pediatric therapists and surgeons work closely to treat the skin's regrowth.

The burn and wound specialists at our center work together to create the most comprehensive, efficient care plan for you. Our team is made up of a wide range of adult and pediatric specialists, including:

• Burn technicians
• Case managers
• Certified wound specialists
• Dietitians
• Licensed practical nurses
• Nurse practitioners
• Occupational therapists
• Pharmacists
• Physical therapists
• Physician assistants
• Radiologists
• Registered nurses
• Respiratory therapists
• Social workers
• Surgeons