Foot wounds in people with diabetes need steady attention, and getting to appointments can be the hardest part. A licensed clinician who specializes in wound care can see the patient at home, in assisted living, or in a board-and-care home.
Diabetic foot ulcers are open sores that develop on the feet of people with diabetes, often on the bottom of the foot or on the toes. Diabetes can reduce feeling in the feet and slow healing, so a small blister or cut can become a wound that isn’t noticed right away.
Walking on a foot wound can make it worse, and many patients with diabetes are managing other health conditions at the same time. With in-home care, the clinician comes to the patient and coordinates with their existing doctors and home health team.
A member of our care team contacts you to review the patient's wound, location, and insurance.
In most cases, a licensed clinician who specializes in wound care visits the patient in person — at home, in assisted living, or wherever they are.
Clear clinical notes go to the patient's existing providers and home health team, so everyone stays coordinated.
We accept Medicare and Medi-Cal, including patients who have both. We verify the patient’s coverage before anything is scheduled, and there’s no cost to find out. Insurance details.
Leave your details and we'll reach out within one business day to discuss whether in-home wound care may be an option for your loved one.
Speak directly with a member of our wound care team. We're happy to answer questions and help you understand your options.
Serving patients in the San Francisco Bay Area and Southern California. Availability varies by area — call and we'll confirm coverage for the patient's address. See our service area.
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