Skilled nursing & rehabilitation
Wound rounds and resident follow-up in your building.
Partner clinicians see residents on site, alongside your nurses and attending physicians, so wounds can be treated in place when that is appropriate.
Contact our team for current visit availability.
A wound program in your building.
Scheduled rounds by a partner clinician: assessment, debridement where indicated, advanced therapies when ordered, and a written plan your nurses can carry out between visits.
Findings go to the attending physician and the specialists involved. Your staff keep doing what they do every day, with clear orders and a direct line back to the treating clinician when something changes.
What we coordinate with your team.
- Assessment of new, complex or slow-healing wounds
- Dressing, pressure-relief and wound orders your nurses can follow
- Follow-up with the attending physician and specialists
- Supplies for the ordered plan
- Wound-care needs at discharge or a change in care setting
- Rehabilitation units: follow-up connected to the next setting
For directors of nursing.
One number to call, one plan to follow, and updates shared through the channel your facility uses.
Before rounds start, we agree visit frequency, documentation and communication with your team, and we review them as resident needs change.
Planning wound rounds: a checklistWhen to call.
- A wound that is not progressing on the current plan
- A new admission with complex wound-care needs
- Follow-up after surgery or a hospital stay
- A change in a wound that needs clinical assessment
Care is provided by clinicians from independent partner practices. Clinical decisions, orders and billing stay with the treating clinician and practice. For a medical emergency, call 911.