Services

Every care plan starts with a thorough evaluation.

Our clinicians assess the wound, surrounding skin, drainage, tissue condition, risk factors, current treatment approach and the patient’s overall care needs. We use this assessment to help guide an individualized plan of care and support clear communication with the referring organization and appropriate providers.

Assessment services may include:

• Wound measurement, classification, and staging when clinically appropriate

• Review of wound history and current treatment

• Evaluation of healing barriers and risk factors

• Review of pain and comfort concerns

• Identification of dressing and treatment needs

• Coordination with the patient’s physician and care team

Wounds do not heal the same way for every patient. Treatment plans should reflect the wound type, the patient’s medical needs, mobility, nutrition, care environment, goals of care and provider recommendations.

Partnered Wound Care develops individualized treatment recommendations designed to support consistent care and ongoing reassessment.

Care plans may include:

• Recommended treatment approach

• Dressing selection and management

• Visit frequency recommendations

• Monitoring goals

• Communication with the facility or agency care team

• Escalation recommendations when additional medical attention is needed

Chronic and complex wounds may require specialized clinical attention and ongoing follow-up. Our mobile team supports patients with wounds that are difficult to heal or require regular reassessment.

We may support care for:

• Pressure injuries

• Diabetic foot ulcers

• Venous leg ulcers

• Arterial ulcers

• Surgical wounds

• Traumatic wounds

• Skin tears

• Non-healing wounds

• Wounds with drainage, tissue breakdown, or other complications

• Other acute or chronic wound-care needs

Each patient is evaluated individually. Services are provided based on clinical appropriateness, provider orders and the patient’s care needs.

Selecting and managing the right wound dressing can be an important part of a patient’s treatment plan.

Our clinicians help evaluate dressing needs and provide recommendations based on the wound’s condition, drainage level, tissue type, surrounding skin, patient comfort and treatment goals.

Support may include:

• Advanced dressing recommendations

• Dressing-change guidance

• Support for moisture balance and wound protection

• Monitoring of treatment response

• Adjustments to the care plan as clinically appropriate

• Education and communication with the care team

When clinically appropriate and within the treating clinician’s scope of practice, wound debridement and other specialized interventions may be part of the treatment plan.

Our team evaluates each patient individually and coordinates with the appropriate providers regarding recommended care.

Services may include:

• Wound debridement when clinically indicated

• Management of non-viable tissue

• Ongoing assessment of wound-bed condition

• Coordination for additional services or specialty care when needed

• Communication regarding changes in wound status

Not every wound requires the same treatment. Clinical decisions are made based on patient assessment, provider orders and the established plan of care.

Pressure injuries can develop or worsen when patients have limited mobility, fragile skin, complex health conditions or difficulty repositioning.

Partnered Wound Care works with care teams to support assessment, treatment, prevention planning and ongoing monitoring for patients at risk of or living with pressure injuries.

Support may include:

• Pressure-injury assessment and staging when clinically appropriate

• Treatment recommendations

• Dressing management

• Monitoring and reassessment

• Communication around prevention strategies

• Collaboration with facility staff and the broader care team

Diabetes, circulation concerns, neuropathy and limited mobility can make lower-extremity wounds more difficult to manage.

Our clinicians support individualized care plans for diabetic foot ulcers and other lower-extremity wounds, while coordinating with the appropriate providers and care team.

Services may include:

• Wound assessment and monitoring

• Dressing recommendations

• Care-plan coordination

• Communication about healing progress and clinical changes

• Escalation recommendations when a higher level of care is needed

Wound care requires more than a single assessment. Healing can change over time and treatment plans may need to be adjusted as the wound responds.

Partnered Wound Care provides follow-up visits as clinically appropriate to monitor progress, assess changes and communicate with the patient’s care team.

Our ongoing support may include:

• Scheduled follow-up visits

• Wound measurement and reassessment

• Treatment-plan adjustments

• Dressing and care-plan updates

• Coordination with referring providers and organizations

• Clear documentation and communication

Strong communication supports better continuity of care.

Partnered Wound Care works collaboratively with:

• Facility administrators and directors of nursing

• Nurses and caregivers

• Attending physicians and advanced practice providers

• Home-health agencies

• Rehabilitation teams

• Palliative-care teams

• Patients and appropriate family caregivers

We aim to make it easier for everyone involved in care to understand the wound-care plan, track changes and know when additional follow-up may be needed.