Wound care, at your doorstep.
We come to your home to clean, treat and dress all types of wounds, and check how they’re healing. No drive, no parking, no waiting room.
Fax (909) 219-5236
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Our comprehensive mobile wound care service offers:
On-site care, typically within 24–48 hours
Board-certified surgeons performing bedside procedures
Comprehensive wound assessment and treatment planning
Pain management before, during and after procedures
Medical-grade wound creams and serial debridement
Advanced wound care techniques and technology, on-site
Enhanced patient comfort with in-room treatment
We treat all types of wounds.
Including the ones below. Not sure what kind you have? Choose “Not sure” on the form.
Diabetic foot ulcers
Sores on the feet or toes of people with diabetes.
Pressure injuries (bedsores)
Skin breakdown from staying in one position, often on the hips, heels or tailbone.
Venous leg ulcers
Open sores on the lower leg, often with swelling, caused by poor circulation in the veins.
Arterial ulcers
Painful sores, usually on the feet or toes, from reduced blood flow to the legs.
Surgical wounds
Incisions that are slow to heal, have opened up, or need regular dressing changes.
Skin tears & traumatic wounds
Cuts, scrapes and tears, common in thin or fragile skin.
Burns
Burns that need cleaning and dressing changes.
Infected wounds
Wounds that are red, warm, swollen or draining and need closer care.
Non-healing wounds
Any wound that hasn’t improved after a few weeks, whatever caused it.
Before and after.
Case study 1



Healing time 2 weeks
Individual results vary.Case study 2



Healing time 3 weeks
Individual results vary.
For patient approval, we need:
- Patient demographics
- Last progress note or H&P (history and physical)
- Photo of the wound(s), if possible
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