Wound Assessment
A wound-care evaluation helps the clinical team understand the wound, identify factors that may affect healing, and determine appropriate next steps.
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Advanced Wound
Care Services
Wound Haven provides specialized wound assessment, treatment, and ongoing care for patients in homes, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, rehabilitation facilities, and LTAC settings.
Our care approach is designed around the wound, the patient’s clinical needs, and the environment where care is being delivered.
Mobile & Bedside Care
Multiple Care Settings
Across our Texas service areas
Care starts with understanding.The wound. The patient. The care setting.
Our wound care services
The right services.
An individualized plan.
Wounds can require different levels of assessment, treatment, and follow-up. Wound Haven provides a range of clinical services that can be incorporated into an individualized wound-care plan when appropriate.
Debridement
Debridement may be used when clinically appropriate to remove nonviable tissue and support the wound-care plan.
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Compression Therapy
Compression may be recommended for appropriate patients experiencing swelling or venous-related wound concerns.
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Vascular Assessment
Vascular assessment can help identify circulation-related factors that may affect wound healing.
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Diagnostic Support
Clinical testing may be used when appropriate to help the care team better understand the wound and surrounding health factors.
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NPWT / Wound Vac
Negative pressure wound therapy, or NPWT, may be incorporated into treatment for appropriate wounds.
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Advanced Tissue Options
Advanced wound-care options may include skin substitutes, placental membrane products, or other tissue-based treatments when clinically indicated.
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Education & Care Coordination
Patients, families, and caregivers may receive guidance to help support the care plan between visits.
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Wound assessment
Understand the wound.
Plan the next step.
A comprehensive wound assessment helps establish a clearer picture of the patient’s wound, clinical needs, and care environment.
Depending on the patient’s situation, assessment may consider:
- Wound location and characteristics
- Wound progression
- Signs of infection or complication
- Circulation concerns
- Swelling
- Patient health factors
- Current treatment
- Home or facility care environment
Treatment & management
Care guided by
the clinical situation.
Treatment depends on the type of wound, the patient’s condition, and how the wound is progressing. Wound Haven’s clinical capabilities may include:
Wound Debridement
Removal of nonviable tissue when clinically indicated.
Wound Dressing Management
Selection and management of appropriate wound dressings based on the care plan.
Compression Therapy
Compression therapy for appropriate venous, swelling, or lymphedema-related conditions.
Negative Pressure Wound Therapy
Use and management of wound-vac or NPWT therapy for appropriate wounds.
Patient & Caregiver Education
Clear guidance to help patients and caregivers understand the wound-care plan.
Clinical care may also consider factors that could affect the patient’s ability to heal.
Diagnostic & clinical support
Clinical information.
More informed decisions.
Some wounds require additional clinical information to understand why healing may be delayed or what treatment may be appropriate. Where clinically indicated, care may involve:
Vascular Assessment
Including ABI or Doppler assessment where appropriate.
Wound Cultures
Cultures may help identify microorganisms and support treatment decisions.
Laboratory Testing
Laboratory testing may provide additional information about the patient’s health.
Imaging
Imaging may be incorporated when clinically appropriate.
Guided Antibiotic Care
Culture and clinical findings may help guide antibiotic treatment when medically appropriate.
Biopsy
Biopsy may be considered when additional diagnostic evaluation is needed.
Advanced wound care
More options for
chronic or complex wounds.
Some chronic or complex wounds may require additional treatment approaches beyond standard wound management.
Depending on the patient’s wound and clinical needs, options may include:
Care where you are
Home and bedside care.
Not an office visit.
Wound Haven does not use a traditional in-office care model. Our team provides wound-care services where appropriate patients live or receive care.
Patient Homes
Advanced wound care delivered in the patient’s home.
Skilled Nursing Facilities
Wound-care services coordinated with skilled nursing teams.
Assisted Living
Bedside wound-care support for appropriate assisted living residents.
Rehabilitation Facilities
Wound-care services for patients recovering in rehabilitation settings.
LTAC Settings
Advanced wound-care support for appropriate patients receiving long-term acute care.
Wounds we treat
Services for a range
of wound concerns.
Wound Haven’s services may support patients experiencing:
Explore Wounds We TreatGetting started
How wound care begins.
- 01
Share the concern.
Tell us about the wound, patient, and current care setting.
- 02
Review the information.
The team reviews the information provided and determines the appropriate next step.
- 03
Coordinate the visit.
When appropriate, wound-care services are scheduled in the patient’s home or supported care setting.
- 04
Continue clinical care.
Treatment, monitoring, documentation, and communication continue based on clinical need.
Why Wound Haven
Focused on wound care.
Built around the patient.
Wound-Care Focus
Wound care is a central clinical focus of the care model.
Mobile & Bedside Care
Care is brought closer to the patient.
Multiple Care Settings
Services can be delivered across home and facility settings.
Individualized Approach
Care is based on the wound, patient, and clinical situation.
Coordinated Communication
Communication supports continuity between patients, families, facilities, and referral partners.
Technology-Supported Care
Technology may support clinical documentation, monitoring, and coordination where confirmed.
Explore Our TechnologyAustin, Texas
Advanced wound care.
Across the Austin area.
Wound Haven provides mobile wound care for appropriate patients throughout Austin and surrounding areas, including care in homes and supported facility environments.
Patients and referral partners in Austin can access Wound Haven’s wound assessment and treatment capabilities without relying solely on traditional office-based wound care.
Also serving Houston, San Antonio, College Station, Corpus Christi, Beaumont, and surrounding areas.
For patients and referral partners
Take the next step toward care.
For patients & families
Tell us what
is happening.
If you are concerned about a wound for yourself or someone you care for, tell us what is happening and where the patient is receiving care.
For healthcare providers
A clear referral
pathway for patients.
Wound Haven supports referrals from healthcare professionals and care facilities.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about
wound-care services?
Tell our team about the wound and current care setting so we can help determine the appropriate next step.
Contact Wound HavenWhat wound-care services does Wound Haven provide?
Wound Haven’s clinical capabilities 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.
Does Wound Haven provide mobile wound care?
Yes. Wound Haven provides mobile and bedside wound-care services for appropriate patients in homes and supported facility environments.
Do patients need to visit an office?
Wound Haven does not currently operate an in-office care model. Care is provided where appropriate patients live or receive care.
What types of wounds may need these services?
Wound Haven may support patients with diabetic wounds, pressure injuries, venous and arterial wounds, lymphedema-related wounds, burns, skin conditions, non-healing wounds, and other complex wounds.
Explore Wounds We TreatDoes Wound Haven offer wound debridement?
Debridement is among Wound Haven’s clinical capabilities and may be used when clinically appropriate.
Can wound-vac or NPWT therapy be part of care?
Negative pressure wound therapy may be incorporated into care for appropriate patients and wounds.
How can vascular assessment help?
Vascular assessment, including ABI or Doppler where clinically appropriate, may help identify circulation factors affecting wound healing.
Are wound-care services available in Austin?
Wound Haven serves Austin, Houston, San Antonio, College Station, Corpus Christi, Beaumont, and surrounding areas.
How do patients and families request care?
Select Refer Patient in the navigation and choose “I am the patient or a family member,” or contact Wound Haven directly.
Request CareCan healthcare providers refer a patient?
Yes. Select Refer Patient and choose “I am the patient’s healthcare provider.”
Provider Referral