The comprehensive Wound Care Center at Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital (SBELIH) has expanded outpatient wound care services to the North Fork and Shelter Island.
This care option is for patients with acute wound injuries as well as those with chronic or slow-healing wounds. The center offers services previously requiring travel west of Riverhead. The Wound Care Center offers new, innovative, cutting-edge wound care options. The center provides access to new wound-healing technology, right here on the North Fork.

The Wound Care Center utilizes proven best practices to treat:
- Acute injury follow-up care and evaluation for potential healing issues
- Diabetic foot wounds
- Bone infections (osteomyelitis)
- Wounds caused by poor circulation, including ulcers and sores on all extremities
- Soft tissue injuries resulting from radiation treatment or traumatic wounds
- Wounds from pressure injuries
- Non-healing or slow healing post-surgical wounds and complication management
- Compromised surgical flaps and grafts
- Skin grafts on wounds
- Wound vac systems
Stony Brook Medicine Meeting House Lane Medical Practice
George D. Keckeisen, MD, FACS
General Surgery Office - Greenport: (631) 477-5386
Wound Care Center at Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital : (631) 477-5800
Lawrence Tarasuk, DO
Luke Swaszek, MD
Michael Brody, DPM
For Appointments
Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Wound Care Center
General Surgery Office - Greenport
Stony Brook Medicine Meeting House Lane Medical Practice
George D. Keckeisen, MD, FACS
George D. Keckeisen, MD, FACS
General Surgery Office - Greenport/Mattituck