Diabetic Wounds
Evaluation and wound-care support for diabetic wounds and ulcers that require ongoing clinical attention.
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Advanced Mobile
Wound Care in
Austin, TX
Wound Haven provides advanced wound care where patients live and receive care. Our team supports patients in homes, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, rehabilitation facilities, and LTAC settings.
Mobile & Bedside Care
Advanced Wound Care
Home & Facility Settings
Across our Texas service areas
Care where the patient is.
Closer to care.At home. At the bedside.
Wounds we treat
Every wound deserves
a thoughtful care plan.
Wound Haven evaluates and manages acute, chronic, and complex wounds for patients receiving care at home or in supported care environments.
Pressure Injuries
Assessment and treatment planning for pressure-related wounds and skin breakdown.
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Care for wounds associated with venous disease, swelling, and circulation-related concerns.
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Clinical assessment for wounds where reduced arterial circulation may contribute to delayed healing.
Learn MoreLymphedema-Related Wounds
Wound-care support for patients experiencing swelling, skin changes, and wounds associated with lymphedema.
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Assessment and appropriate wound-care support for burns and other skin-related wounds.
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Evaluation for wounds that are not progressing as expected.
Learn MoreComplex Wounds
Personalized care planning for wounds requiring more advanced assessment and management.
Learn MoreStart with an evaluation of the patient’s wound-care needs.
Request a Wound EvaluationMobile wound care
Care where the patient
lives and receives care.
Travel can create another barrier for patients already dealing with a difficult wound. Wound Haven brings wound-care services closer to patients throughout Austin and other supported Texas service areas.
Patient Homes
Receive wound-care evaluation and treatment where the patient lives.
Skilled Nursing Facilities
Wound-care support for residents in skilled nursing environments.
Assisted Living
Clinical wound-care services brought directly to assisted living communities.
Rehabilitation Facilities
Coordinated wound care for patients receiving rehabilitation services.
LTAC Settings
Advanced wound-care support for appropriate patients in long-term acute care settings.
- Less travel burden
- Bedside access to wound care
- Ongoing wound evaluation
- Coordinated treatment
- Communication with patients, caregivers, and facilities
Wound care services
A considered approach
to advanced wound care.
Our clinical approach begins with understanding the wound, the patient’s overall needs, and the environment where care is being provided.
Wound Assessment
Comprehensive wound evaluation to help identify the condition of the wound and guide an appropriate care plan.
Debridement
Removal of nonviable tissue may be used when clinically appropriate to support wound management.
Compression Therapy
Compression may be incorporated into care plans for appropriate patients with swelling or venous-related conditions.
Vascular Assessment
Assessment may include vascular testing such as ABI or Doppler when clinically indicated.
Labs & Cultures
Diagnostic information may help clinicians better understand factors affecting a wound and guide treatment decisions.
NPWT / Wound Vac
NPWT or wound-vac therapy may be used for appropriate wounds as part of an individualized treatment plan.
Advanced Tissue Options
Skin substitutes, placental membrane products, or other advanced tissue options may be considered when clinically appropriate.
Education & Care Coordination
Patients, families, and caregivers can receive guidance to support the wound-care plan between visits.
Why Wound Haven
Care built around
the patient.
Our care model is centered on wound evaluation, treatment, monitoring, and coordination.
About Wound Haven
Care comes to you.
Wound Haven brings care to patients rather than requiring every patient to travel to an office.
Across care environments.
We support appropriate patients in homes, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living, rehab facilities, and LTAC environments.
Individualized care planning.
Care plans are developed around the patient’s wound, clinical needs, and care environment.
Communication that supports continuity.
Communication with patients, families, caregivers, facilities, and referral partners helps support continuity of care.
Getting started
A clear path to the next step.
- 01
Share the concern.
Share basic information about the patient, wound concern, and current care setting.
- 02
Clinical review.
Our team reviews the information provided and determines the appropriate next step.
- 03
Coordinate care.
When appropriate, wound-care services are coordinated where the patient lives or receives care.
- 04
Continue the care plan.
The care plan may include continued assessment, documentation, treatment adjustments, and communication as clinically appropriate.
Documentation. Monitoring. Communication.Leading technology
Visibility throughout
the care journey.
Wound care requires more than a single visit. Clinical documentation, wound-progress monitoring, and communication can help the care team maintain better visibility throughout treatment.
Where supported by Wound Haven’s confirmed systems, technology may help with:
- Wound documentation
- Progress monitoring
- Clinical assessment
- Care coordination
- Record keeping
- Communication across care teams
Two ways to get started
The right pathway for you.
For patients & families
Let’s understand
what you need.
Tell us what is happening, where the patient is receiving care, and how we can contact you.
Our team will review the information and help determine the appropriate next step.
For healthcare providers
A clear pathway
for your patients.
Wound Haven provides a clear referral pathway for healthcare professionals and care facilities seeking advanced wound-care support.
We work with patients receiving care in homes, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living, rehab facilities, and LTAC settings.
Texas service areas
Mobile wound care in
Austin, TX and beyond.
Serving Austin, Houston, San Antonio, College Station, Corpus Christi, Beaumont, and surrounding areas. We bring advanced wound care closer to appropriate patients in homes and supported care environments.
Austin, Texas
Mobile Wound Care
in Austin, TX
Access wound assessment, treatment, monitoring, and coordinated wound-care services without relying solely on traditional office-based care.
Houston, Texas
Mobile Wound Care
in Houston, TX
Learn about Wound Haven’s wound-care services for patients and care facilities throughout the Houston area.
San Antonio, Texas
Mobile Wound Care
in San Antonio, TX
Explore mobile and bedside wound-care options available throughout the San Antonio area.
Frequently asked questions
A little clarity
before you begin.
Have a question about your situation? Our team can help you find the appropriate next step.
Contact Wound HavenWhat types of wounds does Wound Haven treat?
Wound Haven supports patients with a range of wound concerns, including diabetic wounds, pressure injuries, venous wounds, arterial wounds, lymphedema-related wounds, burns, skin conditions, non-healing wounds, and other complex wounds.
Is mobile wound care available in Austin, TX?
Austin is one of Wound Haven’s primary service areas. Care may be provided in patient homes and supported facility environments based on the patient’s needs and service availability.
Where does Wound Haven provide care?
Wound Haven provides care in homes, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, rehabilitation facilities, and LTAC settings. Wound Haven does not currently operate an in-office care model.
Who is eligible for care?
Eligibility depends on the patient’s wound, clinical needs, care setting, and other relevant factors. Contact Wound Haven so the team can review the situation.
Do I need a referral?
Referral requirements can depend on the patient’s situation and care pathway. Patients, families, caregivers, and healthcare providers can contact Wound Haven to determine the appropriate next step.
How do patients and families request care?
Use the Refer Patient option in the navigation and select “I am the patient or a family member,” or contact Wound Haven by phone.
Request CareCan healthcare providers refer patients?
Yes. Use Refer Patient and select “I am the patient’s healthcare provider” to access the appropriate referral pathway.
Provider ReferralWhat should I know about insurance and payment?
Contact Wound Haven directly to confirm insurance and payment requirements for your situation.
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