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Assisted living

Pressure injuries in assisted living: what families should watch

Pressure injuries are rarely solved by one dressing change. Families should ask about turning schedules, surfaces, nutrition, and escalation.

The core question is whether the patient needs a clinic, an emergency department, a home health plan, or a specialty wound-care partner who can assess the wound and communicate with the care team.

Questions to ask

  • Is the wound stable, worsening, or acutely dangerous?
  • Who owns dressing orders and documentation?
  • Is transport creating missed visits or delayed follow-up?
  • Does the patient need podiatry, vascular, infectious disease, surgery, or emergency escalation?
  • Can the care team safely exchange information through a secure channel?

Where Palm fits

Palm is being built for cases where mobile wound-care assessment and coordination may reduce fragmentation. It is not a replacement for emergency care or a promise that every wound can be managed outside a clinic.

Care partner note: Start with a non-PHI referral conversation. If the case fits, the secure referral path comes next.
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