Pressure Injuries
Stages 1 through 4, including unstageable and deep tissue injury.
We Treat a Wide Range of Wounds
From routine pressure injuries to wounds that have stalled for months, our team manages them at the bedside — in the facility or at home, without moving the patient.
Wound Types
Conditions We Manage Every Week
Diabetic Ulcers
Neuropathic foot ulcers, managed with offloading and glucose coordination.
Venous & Arterial Ulcers
Compression therapy and vascular referral when perfusion is the limit.
Surgical Wounds
Dehiscence, delayed closure and post-operative site management.
Skin Tears
Fragile-skin protocols for elderly residents, plus prevention planning.
Traumatic Wounds
Lacerations, abrasions and injuries following falls.
Moisture-Associated Skin Damage
MASD and incontinence-associated dermatitis.
Complex Non-Healing Wounds
Wounds that have stalled despite treatment — and more.
Prevention
The Best Wound Is the One That Never Opens
Alongside treatment, we work with your nursing team on the everyday habits that keep skin intact.
Repositioning
Turning schedules that relieve pressure before damage starts.
Offloading
The right support surfaces and devices for residents at risk.
Skin Checks
Early recognition so small changes are caught while they’re still small.
Have a Wound That Isn’t Closing?
Send us the case and a provider will review it with you.