Wounds that do not heal properly can become painful, serious, and difficult to manage without medical attention. Our wound care services are designed for patients who need ongoing evaluation and treatment for sores, bed ulcers, leg ulceration, and other skin injuries that require close monitoring. We offer on-site and off-site visits, making it easier for nursing homes and patients to access dependable wound care when and where it is needed.
We provide wound care services for patients in nursing homes, assisted living environments, and home settings. Our team understands that many patients receiving wound care are older adults with limited mobility, circulation concerns, pressure-related skin breakdown, or chronic medical conditions that slow healing. By coordinating care with staff and caregivers, we help create a more consistent and supportive treatment process.
Off-site support for patients who need wound care in a home setting with family or caregiver involvement.
On-site wound evaluation, treatment planning, and follow-up visits for residents who need regular wound management.
In-office assessment and treatment for patients who are able to travel for care.
Our Wound Care services are focused on identifying the cause of the wound, improving the healing environment, and helping prevent worsening skin damage. We evaluate the wound carefully and recommend the appropriate course of treatment based on the patient’s condition and overall health.
We primarily work with Medicare for eligible medically necessary wound care services.
We accept most PPO plans depending on provider, location, and eligibility.
Coverage can vary based on the patient’s condition, policy, and referral requirements.
Insurance coverage varies by plan and medical necessity. If you are arranging care for a patient in a nursing home or home setting, our team can help review the next steps and discuss scheduling options.
We treat a range of wounds including sores, bed ulcers, leg ulceration, and other chronic wounds that require ongoing medical care.
Yes. We provide wound care for nursing homes and work with facility staff to support residents who need regular treatment and follow-up.
Yes. We offer home services and off-site care options for qualifying patients who need wound care outside of the clinic.
For appropriate cases, artificial grafts may be recommended as part of an advanced wound care treatment plan.
Many wound care services may be covered when they are considered medically necessary. We primarily work with Medicare and accept most PPO plans depending on eligibility and coverage details.