How to Treat Bedsores at Home: Physician-Approved Tips
You notice a red spot on your loved one’s skin that won’t fade when you press it. Maybe it’s already turned into a blister or small open wound. Pressure sores develop
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Collagen Powder for Wounds: What It Is and When to Use It
Collagen powder for wounds is a medical-grade topical treatment that promotes healing in chronic or non-healing wounds. It comes as a sterile protein-based powder that you apply directly to the wound
Read MoreSigns of Infected Wound: 5 Symptoms & When to Call a Doctor
A wound becomes infected when bacteria enter the damaged tissue and start to multiply faster than your body can fight them off. The signs of infected wound include changes you can
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Mobile wound care in 2026: when oversight begins to threaten access
I practice mobile wound care because it works. Treating chronic wounds in patients’ homes, skilled nursing facilities, and assisted living settings improves adherence, reduces missed visits, and often prevents avoidable hospitalizations.
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How Medicare Coverage Changes May Affect Mobile Wound Care Patients
If you or a loved one receives wound care at home, in an assisted living facility, or through a mobile wound care service, you may hear your care team mention changes
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Does Medicare Cover Wound Care Services?
Medical Director: John F. Curtis IV, MD – General Surgeon Many patients and caregivers ask whether wound care services are covered by insurance. Medicare Coverage Overview Medicare typically covers medically necessary wound
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Mobile Wound Care vs Clinic-Based Wound Care
Medical Director: John F. Curtis IV, MD – General Surgeon Patients and facilities often ask whether mobile wound care or clinic-based care is the better option. Limitations of Clinic-Based Care Transportation challenges
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Diabetic Foot Ulcers: Early Signs and Treatment Options
Medical Director: John F. Curtis IV, MD – General Surgeon Diabetic foot ulcers are a serious complication of diabetes and require early medical attention to prevent infection and amputation. Early Warning Signs
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What to Expect at Your First Wound Care Visit
Medical Director: John F. Curtis IV, MD – General Surgeon Understanding what happens during an initial wound care visit helps patients and caregivers feel confident and prepared. Initial Evaluation Your first visit
Read MoreWhy Chronic Wounds Don’t Heal ?
Medical Director: John F. Curtis IV, MD – General Surgeon A wound that does not heal within 30 days is considered chronic. These wounds require medical evaluation to identify and treat underlying
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