(Greensburg, IN) – Edward “Eddie” and Brenda Dwenger are lifelong residents of Greensburg with deep local connections.
They raised their children here, and served on many city and county boards and held public office.
The couple has been coming to Decatur County Memorial Hospital (DCMH) for decades, delivering their children here, and Brenda Dwenger is a former team member working in Admitting and the Switchboard.
Three generations of the Dwenger family are under the care of Family Medicine Provider Dr. Jami Rayles at Decatur County Primary Care, providing individualized care to the whole family.
Following a fall at home, Eddie Dwenger needed expert care to help him heal a deep wound. He was referred to DCMH’s Wound Care Clinic, where he received specialized care.
The location of the wound meant that stitches might not be the most effective treatment, and more conservative methods would be required for the best outcome.
Under the care of Dr. Belarmino Frogozo, Eddie’s wound healed one week at a time. The couple commended the exceptional care they received from Dr. Frogozo, feeling secure, comfortable, and
pleased with Eddie’s care every step of the way.
“Never once did we feel like we weren’t in good hands with Dr. Frogozo. He helped us feel informed and cared for,” Brenda Dwenger said.
Mr. Dwenger, a proud veteran, appreciated the support he received from Dr. Frogozo, support that went beyond medical care.
“He shook my hand and thanked me for my service. That meant a lot to me,” Eddie Dwenger said.
“Wound healing can often require the next level of expert care. Our team worked with Eddie to ensure he received the care he needed to heal,” added Dr. Frogozo.
In addition to Dr. Frogozo, the Dwengers complimented the compassionate care of Charlee Hancock, RN, for her kindness, knowledge, and empathy.
“It’s nice to have medical professionals who are invested in your care,” Brenda Dwenger added.
Following a few weeks of Wound Care treatment, Eddie’s wound is healed, and he is doing much better.
For more information about the DCMH Wound Care Clinic, visit dcmh.net/wound or call (812) 222-HEAL (4325).
