For providers & facilities

We don’t replace
the care team.
We extend it.

For home health, skilled nursing, assisted living, wound care providers, hospitals, and referring clinicians: surgical wound evaluation and appropriate intervention, with the patient returned to your care. Access to wound care is greatly diminished; together, we bridge the gap.

Three commitments we make to every referring partner

What we commit to, in writing.

≤ 7 days

Target intake

Urgent wound referrals scheduled within one business week, with a named coordinator per partner.

Send a referral
100%

Closed-loop reporting

A structured note is returned to the referring PCP, FQHC, or facility team after every clinical encounter.

See the pathway
ASCbased

Ambulatory by design

Intervention happens at our ambulatory surgical center: no hospital admission required for eligible procedures.

Why an ASC
Continuity

Your patient. Your record. Your continuity.

Referring to CWS opens one loop, and the loop closes back where it started: with your team, in the patient’s existing care environment.

01

CWS Evaluation

Virtual or in-person surgical wound evaluation, usually within days for urgent referrals.

02

ASC Intervention, When Appropriate

Surgical candidacy determined first. Intervention happens only when clinically appropriate, at our ambulatory surgical center.

03

Return to Your Care Environment

Home, SNF, or assisted living: the patient goes back to the team that referred them, with a structured note.

04

Continued Care + Virtual Follow-Up

Your team continues wound care; CWS tracks healing to closure virtually and stays available for re-evaluation.

The referring provider’s work is never the problem. The wound plateaued; the plan just needed another level of evaluation.
The physical, in-person path

A wound physician, at the bedside.

Separate from the virtual consultation, CWS comes to partner facilities in person: full assessment and surgical debridement at the bedside, documented, with closed-loop communication in one visit. One referral opens the whole continuum, from bedside to the surgical center when appropriate.

Who we serve

A specialty partner for value-based wound care.

Designed for FQHCs, value-based primary-care groups, skilled nursing facilities, home-health agencies, assisted living, and health systems serving the complex-wound population across the DC metro.

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An embedded wound-care program for FQHCs & community health systems.

More than a referral relationship: a built-in specialty program with EMR integration, outcomes dashboards, risk stratification, and monthly reporting aligned to UDS, HEDIS, and the at-risk contracts your panel carries.

  • EMR integration & closed-loop notes
  • Outcomes dashboard per partner
  • UDS / HEDIS-aligned reporting
  • 90-day onboarding to first outcomes review
Home Health

Home-Health Agencies

Don’t keep treating wounds that have stopped healing. Virtual evaluation answers the question in days, and the patient stays on your census.

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Skilled Nursing

SNFs & Senior Care

Keep patients in place whenever appropriate: bedside care, evaluation, and same-week surgical access for your highest-acuity residents.

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Assisted Living

Assisted Living & LTC

Earlier evaluation. Appropriate intervention. Continuity of care, with residents back in their own environment the same day when appropriate.

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Hospital Systems

Discharge & Care-Transitions

Help reduce avoidable admissions when clinically appropriate: a trusted ambulatory destination for complex wound patients leaving inpatient care.

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Where our care is delivered; current clinical partners include:
  • FutureCare
  • HCR ManorCare
  • Ashbury Methodist Village
  • Charles E. Smith Life Communities
  • The Village at Rockville
  • Ingleside
Partner pathway

Structured onboarding: from the first intake workflow to a shared outcomes dashboard.

We treat partnership like clinical care: planned, measured, reviewed. Here’s how the first ninety days work.

WEEK 1

Initial clinical review

Meeting with your medical and operations leads. We map your highest-acuity wound population and align on evaluation criteria.

WEEK 2

Referral workflow build

Named coordinator on both sides. Fax, email, or EMR-direct referral pathway stood up, matching your existing intake.

MONTH 1

Shared outcomes reporting

Monthly report on volume, access times, clinical outcomes, and avoidable-admission signals, data your team can use.

ONGOING

Joint quality reviews

Quarterly case-review sessions. Drift in access times, outcomes, or referral patterns caught early and fixed collaboratively.

Why partner with CWS

Four things the old pathway can’t offer.

The old pathway for a stalled wound was wait, worsen, and escalate to the hospital. Here’s what changes when evaluation comes first.

1 · Surgical evaluation on demand. Virtual access to surgical wound expertise in days, so the escalation decision is made on evidence, not on a crisis.

2 · An ambulatory OR. When your highest-acuity patient needs intervention, it can happen at our surgical center with same-day recovery when clinically appropriate, not as a hospital admission.

3 · Value-based alignment. Earlier evaluation and an ambulatory model help avoid the ED and inpatient utilization where your risk contracts live.

4 · Closed-loop documentation. A structured encounter note hits your record after every visit. Your team stays in the driver’s seat.

CWS Virtual Surgical Access Dr. Wounds
Virtual surgical access

The virtual front door for your facility.

For facilities without on-site specialty wound care, our secure tele-wound platform supports real-time triage, wound assessment, and evaluation with your nursing team on the call.

We review photos and video live, document the encounter, and return a structured note to your medical record. When a case warrants escalation, it books directly into the clinic or the surgical center.

Let’s talk about your wound-care population

Reach out, and we’ll build around your workflow.

A 30-minute conversation is usually enough to identify whether a partnership makes sense and what the first 90 days would look like.