Patient Homes
Wound-care services delivered where the patient lives.
About Wound Haven
About
Wound Haven
Wound Haven provides advanced wound care for patients in homes and supported care environments.
Our care model is designed to bring wound assessment, treatment, monitoring, and clinical coordination closer to patients while supporting communication with families, caregivers, facilities, and healthcare providers.
Mobile care across our Texas service areas
Closer to the patient.Care in homes and supported care environments.
Who we are
A wound-care focus.
A patient-centered model.
Wound Haven is focused on helping patients who need specialized wound-care support in the environments where they live or receive care.
Rather than relying on a traditional office-based model, our team provides care in homes and supported healthcare environments when appropriate.
Our clinical approach may include wound assessment, treatment, monitoring, education, and coordination based on the patient’s wound and care needs.
Advanced wound-care focus
Mobile and bedside care- Home and facility settings
Patient-centered clinical planning
Care coordination
Our care model
Mobile wound care.
Closer to the patient.
For patients dealing with chronic or complex wounds, traveling to another medical appointment can add friction to care.
Wound Haven’s mobile model is designed to bring appropriate wound-care services closer to patients in Austin, Houston, San Antonio, College Station, Corpus Christi, Beaumont, and surrounding areas.
Where we provide care
Across home
and facility settings.
Care may be provided in:
Skilled Nursing Facilities
Clinical wound-care support coordinated with facility teams.
Assisted Living
Bedside wound-care services for appropriate residents.
Rehabilitation Facilities
Wound-care support for patients receiving rehabilitation services.
LTAC Settings
Advanced wound-care support for appropriate patients in long-term acute care environments.
Our approach to wound care
Every wound
is different.
Wound Haven’s approach is based on evaluating these factors and coordinating treatment according to the patient’s clinical needs.
Explore Wounds We TreatThe appropriate care plan depends on factors such as:
- Type of wound
- Wound characteristics
- Patient health
- Circulation
- Swelling
- Mobility
- Signs of infection
- Current treatment
- Care environment
- Response to previous wound care
Advanced Wound-Care Focus
Wound care is a central clinical focus of the Wound Haven care model.
Care Across Settings
Patients may receive wound-care support in homes, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, rehab facilities, and LTAC settings.
Patient-Centered Clinical Planning
Evaluation and treatment should reflect the wound, patient condition, and care environment.
Coordinated Care
Communication with patients, families, caregivers, facilities, and referral partners helps support continuity.
Technology-Supported Care
Where confirmed, technology may support clinical documentation, wound monitoring, assessment, and care coordination.
Connected care
Communication across
the care environment.
Wound Haven’s care model supports communication and coordination across the patient’s care environment where appropriate.
Depending on the patient’s situation, wound care may involve communication between:
- Patient
- Family members
- Caregivers
- Wound-care clinicians
- Nursing staff
- Facility teams
- Referring providers
- Other healthcare professionals
Clear Clinical Communication
Help keep the relevant care team informed.
Care-Plan Coordination
Support continuity as wound care progresses.
Patient & Caregiver Education
Help patients and caregivers understand the treatment plan and next steps.
Modern wound care
Technology supports care.
Clinical judgment guides it.
Where confirmed, technology can help support:
- Wound documentation
- Progress monitoring
- Clinical assessment
- Care coordination
- Record keeping
Austin, Texas
Mobile wound care.
Serving the Austin area.
Wound Haven provides mobile wound-care services for appropriate patients throughout Austin and surrounding areas.
Care may be delivered in patient homes and supported facility environments, helping bring advanced wound-care services closer to patients who need ongoing assessment and treatment.
Also serving Houston, San Antonio, College Station, Corpus Christi, Beaumont, and surrounding areas.
For patients and referral partners
A clear path
to the next step.
For patients & families
Help us understand
your care needs.
If you are seeking care for yourself or someone you care for, tell us about the wound and where the patient is currently receiving care.
For healthcare providers
Connect a patient
with wound care.
Wound Haven supports referrals from healthcare professionals and care facilities for appropriate patients needing wound-care services in home or supported facility environments.
Frequently asked questions
Get to know
Wound Haven.
Have a question about the care model or how to get started? Contact our team.
Contact Wound HavenWhat does Wound Haven do?
Wound Haven provides advanced wound-care services for appropriate patients in homes and supported care environments.
Is Wound Haven an in-office wound-care clinic?
No. Wound Haven’s current model is focused on mobile and bedside wound care rather than traditional in-office visits.
Where can care be provided?
Care may be provided in homes, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, rehabilitation facilities, and LTAC settings.
What types of wounds does Wound Haven support?
Wound Haven supports care for diabetic wounds, pressure injuries, venous wounds, arterial wounds, lymphedema-related wounds, burns and skin-related wounds, non-healing wounds, and other complex wounds.
Explore Wounds We TreatWhat wound-care services may be available?
Services may include wound assessment, debridement, compression therapy, vascular assessment, diagnostic support, negative pressure wound therapy, advanced wound-care options, education, and ongoing wound management where clinically appropriate.
Explore Wound Care ServicesDoes Wound Haven serve Austin?
Yes. Austin is one of Wound Haven’s primary service areas, with mobile care also available in our other supported Texas communities.
Can healthcare providers and facilities refer patients?
Yes. Healthcare providers and facilities can use the Refer Patient pathway to submit the appropriate referral information.
Provider ReferralCan patients or family members request care directly?
Yes. Patients, family members, guardians, or caregivers can use the patient/family referral pathway or call Wound Haven directly.
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