Mobile Wound Care
Wound care specialists at home, in nursing homes and in assisted living facilities. No travel, no waiting rooms, just expert care where you're most comfortable.
For Nursing Homes & Assisted Living
We work alongside facility staff to assess, treat and monitor residents' wounds on site, with clear communication every step of the way.
Diabetic Foot Ulcer Care
Diabetic foot ulcers need consistent, expert attention. We treat them at home and show you how to protect your feet between visits.
Physician-Coordinated Care
We coordinate closely with your primary care doctor and specialists, so your wound care fits your overall treatment plan and your family stays informed.
Compassionate, Patient-Centered Care
We treat the whole person, not just the wound. Every visit is delivered with patience, respect and genuine understanding.
We are a compassionate team of healthcare professionals — physicians and nurse practitioners — dedicated to providing comfort, healing, and hope. With advanced training and clinical experience, we work together to deliver gentle, patient-centered care that focuses on restoring health and dignity. At Wound Care Solutions, we treat not just the wound, but the whole person — body, mind, and spirit.
Wounds rarely heal in isolation. Poor circulation, diabetes, nutrition and mobility all affect how quickly the body can repair itself, so we look beyond the wound to find and address what’s slowing healing down.
What happens between visits matters just as much as the visits themselves. We make sure patients and caregivers feel confident caring for the wound and know how to keep it from coming back.
Living with a wound can be painful, tiring and emotional. We treat every patient with patience, kindness and genuine respect for their comfort, privacy and home.
We assess underlying causes such as circulation problems, diabetes and nutrition, while working closely with your broader healthcare team.
Our team stays up to date with the latest wound care science, evidence-based methods and modern technologies.
We empower patients and caregivers with the knowledge, skills and tools they need to support healing and prevent wound recurrence.
Every patient receives care delivered with dignity, empathy and genuine understanding.
We treat a wide range of wounds using modern techniques, advanced dressings and evidence-based therapies. Every treatment plan is tailored to the patient’s condition, health history and living situation, and delivered at home, in nursing homes or in assisted living facilities.
Specialized dressings and topical therapies matched to each wound's size, depth and drainage.
Safe removal of dead or infected tissue so healthy tissue can grow, when clinically needed.
Wraps and garments that improve blood flow and help venous leg ulcers heal.
Wound VAC therapy uses gentle suction to speed healing in deep or complex wounds.
Advanced products that support healing when a wound doesn't respond to standard care.
Hands-on guidance on keeping wounds clean and preventing infection between visits.
Remote check-ins between visits to track progress and answer your questions.
Additional Services
Healing continues between visits, so we support the whole journey, for patients, families and care teams.
A thorough evaluation and a personalized plan from day one.
We work closely with your primary care doctor and specialists.
Practical skills for dressing changes and spotting warning signs.
Ongoing checks and strategies that help stop wounds from coming back.
Practical, easy-to-follow advice from our clinical team to help patients and caregivers care for wounds at home, spot warning signs early and prevent wounds from coming back.
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Wound care specialists at home, in nursing homes and assisted living.
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