Philadelphia Wound Care is a mobile, physician-led wound care practice providing advanced wound evaluation and treatment directly in patients’ homes, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, and long-term care settingsthroughout the Greater Philadelphia area.

Care is provided by a PA Licensed general surgeon and experienced wound care specialists, supported by trained clinical staff. All services are delivered under licensed medical supervision with expertise in complex and chronic wound management.

We treat a wide range of acute and chronic wounds, including:

• Diabetic foot ulcers
• Pressure injuries (bedsores)
• Venous stasis ulcers
• Arterial ulcers
• Surgical wounds
• Traumatic wounds
• Infected or non-healing wounds
• Post-amputation wounds
• Skin tears

A chronic wound is a wound that fails to heal within 4–6 weeks, often due to conditions such as diabetes, vascular disease, immobility, poor circulation, or infection.

Yes. Philadelphia Wound Care evaluates and treats infected wounds, including appropriate cultures, medication coordination, and escalation of care when necessary to prevent complications.

Our comprehensive wound care services include:

• Advanced wound assessments
• Surgical and non-surgical debridement (when medically indicated)
• Specialized wound dressings
• Infection management
• Compression therapy recommendations
• Pressure relief and offloading guidance
• Ongoing wound monitoring and documentation
• Patient and caregiver education

Yes. Debridement is performed when clinically appropriate and only by qualified medical professionals, including a PA Licensed general surgeon.

Yes. Based on medical necessity and insurance coverage, we may utilize advanced wound therapies, including specialized dressings, compression therapy, and evidence-based treatment protocols.

Visit frequency depends on the type, severity, and healing progress of the wound. Many patients are seen weekly or bi-weekly, but care plans are individualized.

We provide on-site mobile wound care in:

• Private homes
• Skilled nursing facilities (SNFs)
• Assisted living facilities
• Long-term care facilities

Mobile wound care:

• Reduces hospital admissions and ER visits
• Improves patient comfort and compliance
• Eliminates transportation barriers

Allows earlier intervention and continuity of care

No. Our model is designed to bring expert wound care directly to the patient, reducing stress and improving access to care.

In many cases, a referral from a physician or healthcare provider is required, particularly for insurance coverage. Our team can assist with referral coordination.

Referrals may be made by:

• Physicians
• Nurse practitioners or physician assistants
• Skilled nursing or assisted living facilities
• Case managers and discharge planners

Contact us directly for referral instructions.

We strive to see patients as quickly as possible, often within a few business days, depending on clinical urgency and location.

Philadelphia Wound Care accepts:

• Medicare
• Medicare Advantage plans
• Many commercial insurance plans

Coverage varies by plan. Please contact us to verify benefits.

Yes. Self-pay options may be available. Please contact our office for pricing and details

Coverage depends on medical necessity, wound type, and insurance plan requirements. Our team assists with verification and documentation.

Yes. We comply fully with HIPAA privacy regulations, and all patient medical information is kept secure and confidential.

Yes. We partner with facilities to:

• Improve wound healing outcomes
• Reduce hospital readmissions
• Support facility staff with specialized wound expertise

The initial visit includes:

• A comprehensive wound assessment
• Medical history review
• Development of an individualized treatment plan
• Education for patients and caregivers

• Physician-led wound care
• Mobile, on-site treatment model
• Expertise in complex and chronic wounds
• Collaborative, patient-centered approach
• Commitment to quality, safety, and outcomes