Same-week surgical access for complex wound referrals
Bedside · SNF · LTC · Home

Surgical intervention for home care.

Every other mobile wound-care group ends at the bedside. We bring the wound clinic to your patient — and the OR to the ones who need it.

Same patient, two paths

What happens when a bedside wound doesn’t heal.

One of these ends in a hospital waiting room with a patient who doesn’t know their new surgeon’s name. The other ends with the same clinician who rounded on them yesterday.

Other mobile wound practices

The handoff graveyard.

  1. Bedside rounds identify a worsening wound. Dressing applied. Schedule next visit.
  2. Wound deteriorates. Practice decides bedside care can’t handle it.
  3. Referral issued to a hospital wound center or surgical service.
  4. Family arranges transport. Patient sits in a new intake at a new facility.
  5. New surgeon, new chart, new plan. Nothing of the bedside history carries across.
  6. Post-op, patient is discharged — often without the original wound team knowing.
  7. Wound returns home. Original practice picks up bedside dressings again, blind.
The outcome Care becomes fragmented. Follow-up rates drop. Wound recurrence climbs. Amputation risk rises.
Capital Wound & Limb Preservation

The closed loop.

  1. Bedside rounds identify a worsening wound. Clinician already knows the patient.
  2. Escalation decision made inside the same practice — same day if needed.
  3. Scheduled into Suite 802 — our own ambulatory surgical center.
  4. Same-day transport from home or SNF. Intake draws from the existing chart.
  5. The surgeon is the clinician who rounded yesterday. No re-introduction. No lost history.
  6. Same-day discharge. Post-op bedside follow-up scheduled before the patient leaves.
  7. Wound team visits at bedside within a week. Closed loop, documented end-to-end.
The outcome Continuity is preserved. Follow-up hits 100%. Hospital admissions avoided. Amputation avoided whenever clinically possible.

A wound physician, at the bedside.

We come to the facility or the home. Assessment, procedure, documentation, and closed-loop communication — in one visit.

Care Model

One practice. One team. One continuum of wound care.

From the first bedside visit to the operating room and back again — every step stays inside the same practice, and the referring provider gets a note after every encounter.

01

Bedside & Facility Rounds

Board-certified wound care at SNFs, long-term care, and home-health settings across the DC metro.

02

In-Office Wound Clinic

Advanced wound-care treatment, debridement, PRP, BPC-157/TB-500 peptide review, ultrasound therapies, advanced biologics, and in-office reconstruction — F Street, Suite 804.

03

Tele-Wound Consultation

Secure tele-wound consults (Dr. Wounds) for triage, assessment, and dressing guidance with referring providers.

04

Outpatient Surgical Intervention

Escalation into our ambulatory surgical center — Suite 802 — without leaving the practice.

Same-building escalation. No referral black hole. Closed-loop notes back to every referring provider.
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Tele-wound consultation

Dr. Wounds — tele-wound for partner clinics.

For facilities without on-site specialty wound care, our tele-wound service at drwounds.doxy.me supports real-time triage, wound assessment, and dressing guidance.

We review photos and video live with your nursing team, document the encounter, and return a structured note to your medical record. When the case needs escalation, we book it directly into our clinic or OR.

From first visit to surgical repair

Send the patient once.
We’ll handle the continuum.

One referral opens access to bedside rounds, outpatient clinic, tele-wound, and ambulatory surgical care — without a second referral down the road.

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