Wounds we treat

A wide range of wounds, managed at the bedside.

From routine pressure injuries to wounds that have stalled for months, our team takes them on without moving the resident out of your facility.

On-site care for skilled nursing facilities throughout Southern California

Clinician examining a healing wound on a resident’s foot

Wounds we see every week.

Pressure injuries, diabetic and vascular ulcers, surgical sites, skin tears and wounds that have stalled for months.

Wound types

Pressure injuriesStages 1 through 4, including unstageable and deep tissue injury.

Diabetic ulcersNeuropathic foot ulcers with offloading and glycemic coordination.

Venous & arterial ulcersCompression therapy and vascular referral when perfusion is the limiting factor.

Surgical woundsDehiscence, delayed closure and post-operative site management.

Skin tearsFragile-skin protocols for elderly residents, plus prevention planning.

Traumatic woundsLacerations, abrasions and injuries following falls.

Moisture-associated skin damageMASD and incontinence-associated dermatitis.

Complex non-healing woundsWounds that have stalled despite treatment — and anything else your team is managing.

Prevention counts too

The best wound is the one that never opens.

Alongside treatment, we work with your nursing team on turning schedules, offloading, skin checks and early-stage recognition — so fewer wounds reach the stage where they threaten a hospital transfer.

Better outcomes.
Happier residents.
Stronger partnerships.

We are committed to excellence in wound care — for your residents, your staff and your survey results.

Prevention in practice

Three habits that keep wounds from opening

Nursing aide repositioning a resident in bed — Repositioning

Offloading boot and pressure-relieving cushion — Offloading

Nurse performing a skin check on a resident — Skin checks

Have a wound that isn't closing?

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