GWCH Wound Care Clinic, Eureka, KSComprehensive, Compassionate Wound Care
Did you know there are nearly 7 million people in the U.S. who are living with a chronic wound? Diabetes, increased age, obesity and other factors all play a role in the growing number of chronic wound cases. Because of our provider’s knowledge in advanced wound care, our patients heal faster than those who receive only generalized wound care.
Do you or a loved one have an acute wound that is bothering you? Schedule an appointment right away, so that we can heal it before it becomes a substantial, chronic problem!
The purpose of wound care is to help our patients heal faster so they can get back to their life. A chronic wound can detract from quality of life and prevent people from doing things they enjoy. Our Wound Care Clinic provides standard and advanced wound care therapies that can stimulate healing, often when all other traditional therapies have been exhausted.
It’s important to seek proper care for any wound. The following tips may help:
- Perform regular foot checks – an important self-care step!
- Recognize and respond to any pain and discomfort from existing wounds.
- Seek professional treatment when needed to ensure proper healing.
Our Wound Care Clinic offers top-notch wound care, including specialized treatment plans that can put patients on the path to faster healing. We can even work with Home Health to make the process easy and efficient!
About Our Wound Care Capabilities
We are committed to keeping up with medical advances and our community’s wound care needs. We offer comprehensive care for all types of wounds. We evaluate causes for non-healing wounds and create a care plan for each individual. We are here to help!
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Wound Care Services
Our Wound Care Clinic can perform any of your wound care services at Greenwood County Hospital, even if you do not doctor here.
Some of the services we offer:
- Incision & drainage
- Sharp scalpel debridement
- Diabetic ulcers
- Pressure ulcers
- Arterial & venous ulcers
- Cystic acne
- Acute traumatic wounds
- Burns
- Surgical wounds
- Skin infections
- Nonhealing wounds
- Advanced stem cell therapy
Wound Care Team
Christine Mouer, RN, BSN
Outpatient dressing changesChristine has been a registered nurse since 2003. She takes pride in spearheading the establishment of the outpatient wound care and infusion clinic. Christine collaborate with Kayla McCoy, APRN, our dedicated wound care specialist, and our patients in obtaining their wound care goals.
Our clinic now serves as a valuable patient resource, offering high-quality wound care services.
Carey Hurt, APRN-C, FNP, WCS-C, EDS-C
Learn MoreCarey Hurt, APRN-C, FNP, WCS-C, EDS-C
Wound Care SpecialistBorn and raised in Grenola, Kansas, Carey is proud to call rural Kansas home. Her nursing career began after earning her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Emporia State University in 1997. Carey spent the first 17 years of her career serving the Greenwood County community, with 15 of those years dedicated to Home Health at Greenwood County Hospital. She also spent time at the Greenwood County Health Department and took a year away from nursing to care for her son during a serious illness—an experience that deepened her compassion and perspective as a provider.
Carey completed her Master of Science in Nursing at Wichita State University in 2013 and went on to spend more than a decade providing primary care at the Moline Community Rural Health Clinic in Elk County. In June 2025, she returned to Greenwood County Hospital, bringing her expertise back home to serve as our Wound Care Specialist. She holds advanced certifications in wound care and debridement, allowing her to provide comprehensive, evidence-based treatment for patients with acute and chronic wounds.
Carey’s approach to patient care is deeply influenced by her Home Health background. She prioritizes practical education, helping patients understand how to manage their health concerns realistically at home and in their daily lives. Her goal is always to empower patients, support healing, and improve quality of life through compassionate, individualized care.
Carey has been married to her husband, Shawn, for over 30 years. They have two children and two grandchildren—being a “Gaga,” she says, is one of the greatest joys of her life. Outside of work, Carey enjoys plants, walking, reading, and treasure-hunting through thrift shops.
A rural girl through and through, Carey feels it is a privilege to care for the same communities where she was born, raised, and continues to live.
Contact, Hours and Location Information
Please note: The GWCH Wound Care Clinic is located inside the Greenwood County Hospital. Check-in for wound care is in the Outreach Clinic. No need for a Primary Care Provider referral– please call for more information and to make an appointment.
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Greenwood County Hospital
- Address: 100 W. 16th St., Eureka, KS 67045
- Business Hours: 8 am to 5 pm
- Phone: (620) 583-7451
- Fax: (620) 583-6884
- Medical Records Phone Number: (620) 583-7451 ext. 1069
- Medical Records Fax: (620) 583-6821
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Wound Care Clinic
Wound Care Clinic
Need to Contact the Wound Care Clinic?
To schedule an appointment or for questions, you may contact the Wound Care Clinic in the Greenwood County Hospital at (620) 583-7451.