MEET THE FOUNDER
Patience Karsten, FNP, is a Family Nurse Practitioner and Certified Hyperbaric & Wound Care Specialist dedicated to helping patients heal from complex and chronic wounds through advanced, evidence-based care.
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As the Founder and Director of Oasis Healogy Clinic in Washington, she leads a patient-centered practice focused on restoring health, improving quality of life, and preventing complications associated with non-healing wounds.
With specialized training in advanced wound management and hyperbaric medicine, Patience has extensive experience treating conditions such as diabetic foot ulcers, pressure injuries, venous and arterial ulcers, surgical wounds, and other complex tissue injuries. Her clinical approach focuses on identifying the underlying causes of delayed healing and applying targeted therapies that promote tissue repair, reduce infection risk, and support long-term recovery.
Dr. Patience Karsten, DNP, ARNP, FNP-BC, FNP-C, CHWS.
Family Nurse Practitioner | Certified Hyperbaric & Wound Care Specialist
Founder & Director, Oasis Healogy Clinic
Patience is particularly passionate about limb preservation and early intervention, helping patients avoid unnecessary hospitalizations and amputations through timely, specialized wound care. She works closely with primary care providers, specialists, home health teams, and families to develop comprehensive treatment plans tailored to each patient’s needs.
Under her leadership, Oasis Healogy Clinic has become a trusted resource for advanced wound care and hyperbaric medicine. The clinic continues expanding services across Eastern Washington to increase access to specialized healing therapies.
In addition to advanced wound care, Oasis Healogy Clinic offers therapeutic IV treatments designed to support recovery, immune health, hydration, and overall wellness.
Patience believes healing requires more than medical treatment — it requires compassion, education, and partnership with patients throughout their recovery journey.
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“Our goal is to restore healing, preserve limbs, and help patients regain their quality of life through compassionate, specialized care.”
— Patience Karsten, FNP