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Bedside wound care is a specialized medical service where wound assessments and treatments are performed directly at the patient’s bedside in a nursing home or post-acute care facility. Instead of transporting patients to a hospital or outpatient clinic, our mobile wound care providers deliver on-site evaluations, treatment recommendations, and procedures.
This approach improves patient comfort, reduces transportation risks, and allows for faster intervention, making it an ideal solution for elderly patients and residents in skilled nursing facilities.
Our wound care specialists treat a wide range of acute and chronic wounds in nursing home and post-acute care patients, including, but not limited to:
We focus on wound care management for patients with complex medical conditions, helping facilities improve healing rates and reduce complications.
Post-acute care refers to medical and rehabilitative services provided after hospitalization or for patients who require ongoing clinical care. Our services are designed for:
If your facility provides ongoing medical care, wound management, or rehabilitation services, you likely qualify for our on-site wound care consultation services. We work closely with administrators and clinical teams to integrate seamlessly into your care model.
We offer flexible, weekly recurring wound care rounds based on your facility’s needs. Our goal is to provide consistent access to specialized wound care providers in nursing homes.
Our clinicians perform a variety of advanced bedside wound care procedures in skilled nursing facilities, including:
Patients may require transfer to a hospital or specialized care center if they need:
Our team helps facilities determine the appropriate level of care, reducing unnecessary hospital transfers while ensuring patient safety.
Getting started with our mobile wound care services for nursing homes and skilled nursing facilities is simple and streamlined. We begin with an initial meeting to understand your facility’s needs, patient population, and current wound care processes.
From there, we:
Our onboarding process is designed to make it easy for post-acute care facilities to access expert wound care specialists quickly, with minimal disruption to your daily operations.
Implementation of our wound care consultation program for skilled nursing facilities is fast and efficient. Most facilities are fully onboarded within 1 to 2 weeks, depending on scheduling and credentialing requirements.
Our team handles the setup process, including:
We prioritize a smooth launch so your residents can begin receiving specialized bedside wound care services as quickly as possible.
Our team is experienced in working within a wide range of electronic health record (EHR) systems used in nursing homes and post-acute care settings. We can integrate directly into your existing workflows or provide secure documentation that is easily uploaded into your system.
We currently integrate:
Our goal is to ensure seamless communication and accurate record-keeping while delivering high-quality wound care management in post-acute care environments.
At this time, our mobile wound care team primarily serves healthcare facilities throughout Connecticut (CT), Massachusetts (MA), Rhode Island (RI), and North Carolina (NC). These regions allow us to maintain rapid response times, consistent provider availability, and the high standard of bedside wound care our partners expect.
If your facility is located outside of these states, we still encourage you to reach out. We are actively expanding our mobile wound care services and may be able to:
Our goal is to make specialized wound care services accessible to skilled nursing facilities and long-term care providers across a broader geographic footprint.
To inquire about service availability in your area, please contact our team directly. We’re happy to discuss your needs and explore how we can support your residents.
Our clinicians are highly qualified wound care specialists serving skilled nursing facilities and post-acute care settings. Our team includes board-certified physicians (MDs) and licensed nurse practitioners (NPs) with advanced training in wound care management, chronic wound treatment, and bedside procedures.
Many of our providers hold industry-recognized certifications from the American Board of Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine (ABPLM), American Board of Wound Management, American Board of Wound Healing, American College of Clinical Wound Specialists, and National Alliance of Wound Care and Ostomy such as:
Our clinicians stay current with the latest wound care practices, ensuring your facility receives expert guidance aligned with modern standards of care in long-term care and rehabilitation environments.
We focus on delivering measurable improvements in wound healing outcomes in nursing homes and post-acute care facilities. Our program tracks and reports key performance indicators (KPIs) to demonstrate clinical effectiveness and support quality initiatives.
We monitor:
Facilities receive regular, transparent reporting that supports:
Our data-driven approach helps facilities improve outcomes while strengthening their reputation for high-quality wound care services.
The Center of Excellence and Center of Distinction designations recognize facilities that demonstrate superior performance in wound care outcomes, clinical quality, and patient care standards within post-acute care settings.
These recognitions are typically based on:
Center of Excellence generally recognizes facilities that meet high performance benchmarks, while Center of Distinction is awarded to top-performing facilities that exceed those standards and demonstrate sustained clinical success.
Our team supports your facility in achieving these recognitions by:
These designations can enhance your facility’s reputation, support marketing efforts, and demonstrate a commitment to exceptional patient care in skilled nursing and long-term care environments.
Our mobile wound care services for skilled nursing facilities and post-acute care settings are typically billed directly to Medicare, Medicare Advantage plans, Medicaid, and commercial insurance carriers—not to the facility.
Our clinicians document and bill for medically necessary wound care evaluations, management, and procedures in accordance with payer guidelines. This means:
This model allows facilities to provide specialized bedside wound care without adding significant overhead, while ensuring residents receive care that is compliant with payer requirements.
There are no upfront costs to implement our on-site wound care consultation program for nursing homes and long-term care facilities.
We structure our services to be:
Our goal is to remove financial barriers so your facility can quickly access expert wound care specialists and improve patient outcomes without impacting your operating budget.
Partnering with our mobile wound care provider team is often more cost-effective than building and maintaining an in-house wound care program.
An internal program can require:
In contrast, our service provides:
Because our services are typically billed to Medicare or insurance, facilities can enhance their clinical capabilities without the fixed costs associated with staffing and program development.
We are actively hiring clinicians for wound care jobs in post-acute care and skilled nursing facilities, including:
Ideal candidates have experience in:
We value clinicians who are interested in delivering high-quality, patient-centered wound care in nursing homes and rehabilitation facilities.
Although prior wound care experience is preferred, it is not always required in some circumstances.
We welcome providers with strong clinical backgrounds in primary care, hospital medicine, geriatrics, or post-acute care who are interested in continuing or developing expertise in advanced wound care management.
Our team provides structured training and ongoing support so you can confidently deliver bedside wound care services and build a rewarding career in this growing specialty.
Our onboarding includes a comprehensive wound care training program for physicians and nurse practitioners, designed to prepare you for success in skilled nursing facility wound care.
The process typically includes:
We emphasize continuous learning to ensure our clinicians stay current with best practices in advanced wound care and post-acute medicine.
We are continuously expanding our wound care services across multiple states, with a strong presence in post-acute care facilities throughout the Northeast and beyond.
Hiring needs vary based on growth and demand, but we commonly recruit in:
For the most up-to-date list of wound care job openings for physicians and nurse practitioners, we encourage candidates to contact our recruiting team or apply directly through our careers page.
Yes. Family members and caregivers can absolutely inquire about our bedside wound care services in nursing homes and post-acute care facilities.
While our mobile wound care specialists partner directly with facilities, families play an important role in advocating for their loved one’s care. If you believe your family member would benefit from advanced wound care treatment, you can:
We are happy to coordinate with facility staff to determine eligibility and ensure your loved one receives appropriate, timely care.
The best way to confirm whether your loved one’s facility works with our wound care consultation team for skilled nursing facilities is to:
If the facility is already partnered with us, we can help facilitate a wound care evaluation at the bedside. If not, we can discuss options for introducing our mobile wound care services to the facility.
Our goal is to make it easy for families to access high-quality wound care in long-term care settings, ensuring residents receive expert attention without unnecessary hospital visits.
