Andrea Hyperbaric Wound Care & Health Center

7 Wound Red Flags (Don’t Wait)

Influencer to-camera (non-graphic, evergreen): “If you notice any of these 7 changes, don’t wait—get evaluated.” Quick list with clean on-screen checklist + simple b-roll (gauze, tape, clean socks, calendar reminder). **Date context fix (owner note said Mar 5, 2026):** Keep this **100% evergreen** and **do not mention any holiday** (no Valentine’s, no seasonal tie-ins). This topic performs year-round and better matches the clinic’s trust/medical-education positioning. **7 red flags to cover (plain-language, non-graphic):** 1) New or increased drainage 2) New odor 3) Redness/warmth that’s spreading 4) Increasing swelling 5) Skin turning dark/black or a sudden color change around the wound 6) Fever/chills or feeling sick 7) Not improving in 1–2 weeks (**sooner if you have diabetes or poor circulation**) **Supportive limb-salvage close (conservative, non-alarmist):** “Early care can mean simpler, more conservative treatment—and may help prevent bigger problems.” Optional soft mention: “Our team focuses on minimally invasive care whenever possible; surgery is a last option.” **Visual direction (realistic, non-graphic, older-patient friendly):** - To-camera + big, high-contrast checklist numbers (1–7) - Cutaways: patient putting on clean socks, setting a calendar reminder, close-up of wrapped foot/ankle (no open wounds), clinic exterior sign, HBOT chamber door closing (non-graphic) - End card: clinic name + address + phone in large text **CTA (on-screen + spoken):** “Request an appointment / Call (.” **Footer text overlay (brief, high-contrast):** Andrea Hyperbaric Wound Care & Health Center • Avenue, Ozone Park, NY 11416 • Phone: ( • Fax: ( • Ask for Dr. Mary Andrea or Dr. Alexander Jarbath. **Optional compliance line (small text):** “Educational only. For severe symptoms, seek urgent care/911.”