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PLACES OF SERVICE

Bringing Expert Wound Care to You

At Instacare Wound Care, we understand that healing happens best in a comfortable and familiar environment. That's why our specialized wound care services are designed to reach you wherever you are, ensuring seamless and consistent care from our dedicated team.

We eliminate the need for challenging transportation, bringing our advanced treatments directly to your bedside or facility.

We proudly serve patients in a variety of settings, ensuring that high-quality wound management is always accessible:

Patient’s Home:

Receiving care at home offers unparalleled comfort and convenience, allowing you to focus on recovery without the stress of travel.

Independent Living Facilities:

We integrate smoothly into independent living communities, providing residents with expert wound care without disrupting their lifestyle.

Assisted Living Facilities:

Our team works closely with assisted living staff to deliver compassionate & effective wound management, supporting both patient &facility needs.

Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNF):

We partner with SNFs to enhance their existing care, offering advanced wound therapies and specialist oversight to complex cases.

Long Term Care Facilities (LTC):

For residents requiring ongoing care, we provide consistent, specialized wound management that contributes to overall well-being and improved outcomes.

Our Unwavering Standard of Care Across All Locations:

No matter the location, Instacare Wound Care adheres to a rigorous and patient-centered care model, ensuring excellence in every interaction. Our comprehensive approach includes:

Round 2-3x per week.
Utilization of non-sharp debridement.
Rounds M-F, during routine business hours, while SNF Wound Team is present.
Communication during grand rounds with wound team, patients, families, and leadership in facility.
At home care timely documentation.
Lead five principles of wound management:

1) wound assessment, 2) wound cleansing, 3) timely dressing change,

4) selection of appropriate dressings, 5) antibiotic use

Note documentation in the facilities and completed 24-48 hours.
Treatments are assessed and new treatments are approved and changed to insure reduced healing time.

Stay within your formulary and followed for greatest cost impact without risking quality healing wounds.
Assure appropriate antibiotic medications, offloading DME, and specialty provider referral/orders are expedited.
Leadership, patient’s primary care, and families are provided the most up-to-date information on patients current wound status, changes and treatments.
Attend QAPI, Care Management etc. facility meetings to provide wound care education and patient outcomes updates.
Ongoing clinical support with providers ¢ Education/ In-Servicing.