Nursing Facilities | Skilled Wound Care

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NURSING HOMES ARE EMPOWERED WITH SKILLED WOUND CARE

The Skilled Wound Care Physicians Group provides clinical services such as wound care, management, debridement, and prevention all at the bedside. No need to travel to expensive conferences to learn the latest techniques, with our expert staff and team of physicians we come to you at your patient’s bedside.

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WITH SKILLED WOUND CARE AT YOUR NURSING FACILITY

Patient Satisfaction Increases
Surveys pass without wound care deficiencies
Hospital Re-Admissions Decrease
In-house pressure injury incidences abate
Your Quality Measures improve
Your team receives the most advanced wound care education
Patient's wounds heal faster

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HELPING YOU TACKLE CHALLENGES WITH INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS

Skilled Physicians Group | Skilled Wound Care

SWC creates multidisciplinary wound care, which has been shown to improve wound healing in multiple peer-reviewed journals.

A Strong Track Record

SWC debrides wounds with necrosis, slough, or bioburden, which allows for 70% of wounds to decrease in size, and a 25% reduction in size in the first month of treatment for responding wounds.

Rapid Healing

SWC staff educates facility nurses on the proper use of wound dressings and other healing tools.

Educating Your Staff

On average, greater than 75% of wounds treated by the SWC begin healing after the start of services.

Life-Changing Results

WHAT OUR PHYSICIANS DO?

RELIABILITY

Our Providers round on a weekly basis.

EDUCATION

Our Providers educate as we round.

COMMUNICATION

All care plans are clarified.

PROCEDURES

We provide bedside surgical debridement.

DOCUMENTATION

Detailed and compliant.

HOW SKILLED WOUND CARE HELPS YOU

Strengthening your hospital case manager relationships
Developing specialty care recovery units
Elevating staff preparedness for complex patient admissions.
Offering a rigorous, long-term care specific documentation program for wounds with data-driven reporting to deliver you with quality assurance reports.

References:

Michoki RJ, Lammy PP. The problem of pressures in a nursing home population: statistical data. J Am Geriatr Soc. 1976 Jul; 24(7):323-8.
Anvar B, Okonkwo H. Serial Surgical Debridement of Common Pressure Injuries in the Nursing Home Setting: Outcomes and Findings. Wounds 2017;29(7):215–221
Bardia Anvar. Reduction of Pressure Ulcer in a Multi-center Nursing Home Population. Manuscript in Submission.
Bardia Anvar. Mastery of Skin, Wound, and Ostomy Care. 2nd Edition, 2017.