Diabetic foot ulcers
Offloading, sharp debridement, infection management, and coordination with podiatry and vascular when revascularization is needed.
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Mobile Wound Care · South Florida
Specialist wound care, brought to your door — across South Florida.
The clinician you'd otherwise meet in a hospital outpatient wound clinic, at the patient's address. We treat the wounds that are hardest to manage in Florida's heat and humidity — chronic, complex, and post-surgical.
Miami → West Palm Beach
Same week, often same day
In your EMR within 24 hrs
Most major plans accepted
Six condition categories, treated where the patient lives.
We focus on the wounds that benefit most from in-home specialist management — where transport burden, clinic delays, and humidity all compromise healing.
Venous leg ulcers
Multilayer compression therapy and edema control. Pre- and post-vascular intervention follow-up at the patient's address.
Learn morePressure ulcers (bedsores)
Stage I–IV care, wound-surface and offloading strategy, family and caregiver education for prevention of recurrence.
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Dehisced incisions, surgical-site infections, and complex closures — managed without sending the patient back to the hospital.
Learn moreWound VAC · NPWT
Negative-pressure wound therapy initiation, dressing changes, and weaning — in-home, with full DME coordination.
Learn moreTraumatic wounds
Lacerations, abrasions, and skin tears in elderly and immobile patients — with photographic tracking and weekly progress notes.
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How we work
A hospital wound clinic, without the transport.
Most chronic wounds in Florida fail to heal not because the medicine is wrong — but because the patient can't reliably reach the clinic. Heat, traffic, mobility loss, and humidity-driven recurrence all compound. We close that gap.
Visits are scheduled to the address of the patient, whether that's a private home, an ALF, an SNF, or post-acute housing. Documentation is delivered into the referring physician's EMR — not faxed, not lost, not delayed.
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Specialist evaluation at the patient's address
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Sharp debridement, compression, NPWT in-home
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DME and supplies coordinated — no family logistics
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Photographic tracking with weekly progress notes
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Documentation into your EMR within 24 hours
Three counties · the South Florida corridor.
We cover Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach — from Miami north to West Palm Beach, including the corridor cities in between.
Miami & the south corridor
- Miami
- Miami Beach
- Aventura
- North Miami
- Coral Gables
- Hialeah
Fort Lauderdale & the central corridor
- Fort Lauderdale
- Hollywood
- Pembroke Pines
- Coral Springs
- Pompano Beach
- Plantation
West Palm Beach & the north corridor
- West Palm Beach
- Boca Raton
- Delray Beach
- Boynton Beach
- Palm Beach Gardens
- Jupiter
Common questions from referrers and families.
Do you accept insurance?
Most major commercial plans, Medicare, and Medicare Advantage. We verify coverage before the first visit and confirm any patient responsibility in writing. We do not currently accept straight Medicaid in all counties — ask us about your specific plan.
How fast can you see a patient?
For inpatient discharge planning and acute referrals, we routinely see patients the same week, often same day. Standard outpatient referrals are scheduled within 3 business days.
What kinds of wounds do you treat?
Diabetic foot ulcers, venous leg ulcers, pressure ulcers (Stage I–IV), post-surgical wounds and dehiscences, traumatic wounds, and wound VAC / NPWT management. We do not treat acute trauma requiring an ER, active osteomyelitis without surgical coordination, or burns greater than 2nd-degree.
Do you go to assisted living and skilled nursing facilities?
Yes — ALFs, SNFs, and post-acute housing across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach. We also work directly with discharge planners to take patients on at the moment they leave the hospital.
Will the referring physician see notes?
Documentation is delivered into the referring physician's EMR within 24 hours of the visit — with photographs, measurements, treatment performed, and the plan for the next visit.
Who is the clinician?
Visits are conducted by a wound-care specialist trained in inpatient and outpatient hospital wound centers. We are a small practice by design — the patient sees the same clinician each visit.
How do I refer a patient?
Call (954) 947-0148 or use our referral form. We accept verbal referrals from inpatient teams and digital referrals from outpatient practices and home-health agencies.