Mobile Wound Care Services. Direct to Your Patient’s Doorstep
We are a leading provider of high-quality wound graft products nationwide.
Compassionate Care. Clinical Excellence. Delivered Where It Matters Most.
When mobility is limited or your patient’s comfort is the top priority, our Mobile Wound Care Service brings professional care directly to their home. Whether you’re a care facility coordinating in-home services or a family member seeking reliable care for a loved one—we’re here to help.
Who This Is For:
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Let Us Extend Your Care, Not Your Burden
We support your care team by seamlessly extending services into the home, ensuring your patients receive the same level of quality and attention they would in a facility.
Insurance Verification Procedure
Prior to initiating treatment, identify the patient(s) with a chronic wound. Approval of the Insurance Verification Request necessitates the submission of patient medical records documenting that treatment aimed at healing the chronic wound has been attempted for a minimum of 30 days. Upon approval of the Insurance Verification Request, Amniotic Tissue will be shipped under net 60-day terms.
Healing
Following receipt of the Amniotic Tissue, proceed with application to the chronic wound. It is imperative to capture photographic documentation, including the ruler provided with the shipment, prior to each application. This photographic record will substantiate medical necessity by demonstrating progressive wound healing and verifying the appropriate patch size utilized throughout the course of treatment.
Prevention of Reimbursement Clawbacks
Our wound billing specialists provide proactive EMR reviews to ensure proper documentation and coding, minimizing the risk of Medicare clawbacks. Inadequate documentation of patient progress, current state, and diagnosis codes is a significant contributor to recoupments from physicians and nurse practitioners.
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Advanced Solutions for Wound Care
Wound Care and Distribution Center provides comprehensive wound care solutions as a trusted partner. Understanding the complexities inherent in wound management, we are committed to delivering advanced products and resources to facilitate optimal healing.
Podiatrists
Podiatrists are healthcare professionals specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the foot, ankle, and lower extremities. Their expertise is essential in wound care, particularly for patients with diabetic foot ulcers, venous leg ulcers, and other lower extremity wounds. Podiatric care encompasses wound assessment, debridement, offloading strategies, and tailored wound management.
Dermatologists
Dermatologists are physicians specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of conditions of the skin, hair, and nails. In wound care, they are critical for managing chronic wounds, burns, and skin cancers. Dermatologists are proficient in wound assessment, biopsy procedures, wound closure techniques, and skin grafting to optimize healing and cosmetic outcomes.
Surgeons
Surgeons are physicians who perform operations to treat injuries, diseases, and other medical conditions. Their role in wound care is vital, especially for patients requiring surgical interventions or repair of traumatic injuries. Surgeons are skilled in wound assessment, surgical wound closure, and postoperative wound management to facilitate healing and prevent complications.
Assisted Living Facilities
Assisted living facilities provide housing, personal care, and healthcare support for individuals needing assistance with daily living activities. They are integral to wound care, particularly for elderly residents with chronic wounds, pressure ulcers, or mobility limitations. These facilities employ trained caregivers, nurses, and healthcare professionals who conduct wound assessments, manage wound care, and coordinate with external medical providers.
Nurse Practitioners
Nurse practitioners are advanced practice registered nurses who deliver comprehensive healthcare, including diagnosis, treatment, and management of acute and chronic conditions. They are essential to wound care in various settings, such as primary care, wound clinics, and specialty practices. Their skills include wound assessment, debridement, dressing changes, and patient education to support healing and prevent complications.
Home Health Care Providers
Home health care providers offer medical services and support within patients' residences. They are critical in wound care for individuals with chronic illnesses, mobility issues, or those recovering from surgery or injury. This category includes registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nursing assistants, and other trained personnel who specialize in wound assessment, wound care administration, and patient instruction.
