Why Choose Us
- CAQ-Certified in Amputation Prevention and Wound Care — Both of Our Doctors
- Same-Day and Next-Day Appointments for Wound Care Patients
- Direct 1-on-1 Care From Your Board-Certified Wound Specialist
- Advanced Diabetic Wound Treatments Including Stem Cell Therapy and PRP
- Personalized Treatment Plan Focused on Healing and Limb Preservation
- Two Convenient Locations Serving Dalrock, Rowlett, and Rockwall Families
We have helped thousands of patients across the state of texas
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Conditions We Treat
- Diabetic Foot Ulcers and Non-Healing Wounds
- Infected or Inflamed Foot and Leg Wounds
- Peripheral Neuropathy With Foot Complications
- Charcot Foot and Structural Diabetic Deformities
- Poor Circulation and Compromised Wound Healing
- Post-Surgical Wounds That Are Not Healing
- Venous and Arterial Leg Ulcers
- Deep Tissue Wounds and Pressure Injuries
- Foot Infections and Abscesses in Diabetic Patients
- Wounds at Risk of Amputation or Hospitalization
Advanced Treatments We Offer
- Advanced Wound Care and Limb Salvage
- Diabetic Foot Care and Ulcer Prevention
- Wound Debridement and Infection Management
- Stem Cell Therapy for Wound Healing
- PRP Injections for Tissue Regeneration
- Offloading and Pressure Relief Therapy
- Laser Treatment for Pain and Inflammation
- In-Office Surgical and Minor Wound Procedures
- Peripheral Neuropathy Management
- Vascular Assessment and Circulation Support
Meet the Team
At Lonestar Podiatry & Wound Care, you are not just getting treatment — you are getting a team of board-certified specialists who have dedicated their careers to diabetic wound healing and limb preservation. Our physicians, Dr. Christian Morrison and Dr. Asif Khan, both hold the prestigious Certificate of Added Qualification in Amputation Prevention and Wound Care from the American Board of Podiatric Medicine.
Our Team’s Qualifications:
Board-Certified by the American Board of Podiatric Medicine
Certificate of Added Qualification in Amputation Prevention & Wound Care
Fellowship Training in Diabetic Limb Salvage and Wound Care
Active hospital privileges at Medical City, Baylor, Texas Health, and Methodist
Published research in peer-reviewed medical journals
Members of Texas and American Podiatric Medical Associations
Fluent in Spanish (¡Sí, hablamos español!)
Meet Our Board Certified Surgeons
Learn Who We Are
Dr. Christian Morrison earned his Bachelor of Sciences degree with a focus on Microbiology from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, before completing his Doctorate in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery at the California School of Podiatric Medicine at Samuel Merritt University. A Texas native by choice, Dr. Morrison brings deep clinical expertise in advanced wound care and complex podiatric conditions to every patient he sees at Lonestar Podiatry & Wound Care.
Dr. Asif Khan earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan, Dearborn, and went on to complete his Doctorate in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery at the California School of Podiatric Medicine at Samuel Merritt University in Oakland, CA.
Dr. Khan then completed his residency in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery at Beaumont Health, where he served as Chief Resident in his final year of training. He subsequently completed a prestigious fellowship at Beaumont Health specifically in Diabetic Limb Salvage and Wound Care — one of the most specialized training programs available for podiatric wound care.
Dr. Khan is Board Certified by the American Board of Podiatric Medicine (ABPM) and holds the Certificate of Added Qualification in Amputation Prevention and Wound Care issued by the ABPM. His research has been published in multiple medical journals.
In his free time, Dr. Khan enjoys spending time with his wife and son. He loves calling Texas home and serving the greater Dallas community.
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How It Works
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Schedule Online or Give Us a Call
You can schedule your appointment online directly or simply give us a call if you have questions about your wound or condition. We are here to help guide you from the very first contact.
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Same-Day Appointments Available for Wound Care
We keep an open schedule so we can fit in new wound care patients as early as possible — including that same day. For diabetic wounds, getting seen quickly matters, and we make that a priority.
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Get Expert Guidance or Begin Treatment Promptly
Whether you need an expert assessment of your wound or are ready to begin treatment right away, our board-certified wound care physicians will give you a clear plan and the specialized care you need.
*** Please note elibility for all treatments varies based on insurance and conditions. We will let you know exactly what you qualify for when we contact you. Appointment wait times also vary based on availability. .
Diabetic Wound Care FAQs
Patients dealing with diabetic foot wounds often have important questions about where to start, what to expect, and whether their insurance will cover treatment. Here are the answers we hear most often.
Most diabetic wound patients do not need a referral to get started with us. The fastest way to confirm is to call our office or submit an appointment request — our team will walk you through the next steps based on your insurance and your specific wound condition.
We keep an open schedule specifically to accommodate new patients as quickly as possible, including same-day appointments when available. For diabetic wounds, timely care is critical — we do everything we can to get you in fast.
We accept Medicare and most major insurance plans. Coverage can vary depending on your specific plan and condition, so the best next step is to call us or submit an appointment request and our team will verify your benefits and explain your options clearly.
We encourage you to reach out before your appointment if you have concerns about your wound. You can call our office directly, submit an Ask A Question form, or request an appointment online and our team will get back to you promptly.
Diabetic Wound Care Serving Dalrock, Rowlett, and the Rockwall Area
Dalrock is a well-established residential community on the western edge of Rowlett, tucked along Lake Ray Hubbard and home to a large population of working families and older adults managing long-term health conditions including diabetes. For residents of Dalrock and the surrounding Rowlett corridor, getting specialized diabetic wound care without driving into central Dallas has historically meant settling for a general wound center or waiting weeks for a specialist referral. Lonestar Podiatry & Wound Care’s Rockwall location on Heritage Parkway changes that — board-certified podiatric wound specialists are available with same-day appointments and no referral needed.
Rowlett sits across both Dallas and Rockwall Counties, with a growing and diverse population of over 65,000 residents. The largest demographic groups in Rowlett include White, Hispanic, and Black residents, with a significant share of adults in the 45-to-64 age bracket — the demographic most likely to be managing Type 2 diabetes and its foot complications. Patients from Dalrock, Rowlett, Sachse, Garland, and the broader Rockwall corridor regularly come to Lonestar for diabetic wound care because specialist-level podiatric treatment is available close to home, without the wait times or referral requirements of a hospital wound center.
What separates Lonestar from the general wound care options available in the area is the depth of podiatric specialization. Both Dr. Christian Morrison and Dr. Asif Khan are Board Certified by the American Board of Podiatric Medicine and hold the Certificate of Added Qualification in Amputation Prevention and Wound Care — a credential held by a small number of podiatrists nationally. Dr. Khan completed a dedicated fellowship in Diabetic Limb Salvage and Wound Care at Beaumont Health, one of the most specialized training tracks available for podiatric wound care. Patients searching for diabetic wound care near Dalrock are not arriving at a general podiatry office that also sees wounds — they are being seen by specialists whose entire clinical focus is wound healing and limb preservation.
For diabetic patients in Dalrock and Rowlett who have been managing a foot wound, living with peripheral neuropathy, or recovering from a diabetic foot ulcer that has not responded to prior treatment, Lonestar’s Rockwall office provides the specialist access this condition demands — close to home, with flexible scheduling and Medicare accepted.
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Why Diabetic Foot Wounds Require Specialist Care — and What Treatment Actually Looks Like
Diabetic foot wounds behave differently from ordinary wounds. When diabetes is poorly controlled or long-standing, peripheral neuropathy reduces sensation in the feet — meaning patients often do not notice a wound forming until it has already progressed. Compromised circulation slows the delivery of oxygen and nutrients that healing tissue depends on. And elevated blood glucose creates an environment where bacteria thrive and infection spreads faster than in non-diabetic patients. These three factors together — neuropathy, poor circulation, and infection vulnerability — are why a diabetic foot wound that looks minor can become a serious limb-threatening condition within days if not managed by someone who understands the full clinical picture.
General practitioners and urgent care clinics can treat surface wounds, but diabetic foot ulcers and non-healing wounds require a different level of assessment. A podiatric wound care specialist evaluates not just the wound itself but the underlying drivers: the degree of neuropathy, vascular supply to the affected tissue, offloading needs to reduce pressure on the wound site, and the presence of biofilm or deep infection that standard wound dressings cannot address. At Lonestar Podiatry & Wound Care, treatment for diabetic foot wounds typically involves a combination of wound debridement to remove non-viable tissue, infection management, advanced therapies including PRP and stem cell treatment to accelerate tissue regeneration, and offloading protocols to protect the wound while it heals. The goal at every stage is not just wound closure but preventing recurrence and preserving the limb.
If you are a diabetic patient in the Dalrock or Rowlett area and you have a foot wound that has been present for more than a few days, is not getting smaller, shows any signs of infection, or simply does not feel like it is healing — that is the situation that warrants a specialist visit, not a wait-and-see approach. Most patients who come to Lonestar for diabetic wound care have already tried antibiotics or standard wound dressings without meaningful improvement. What they needed was a structured wound care protocol managed by a podiatrist who specializes in exactly this condition. The answer to “what should I do if my diabetic foot wound isn’t healing” is straightforward: get in front of a board-certified podiatric wound specialist as quickly as possible. Same-day appointments are available at our Rockwall location, no referral required.