Patient Homes
Care provided in the patient’s home.
Acute, chronic & complex wound care
Wounds
We Treat
Wound Haven evaluates and manages a range of wounds that may require specialized assessment, treatment, monitoring, and ongoing clinical support.
Care is provided where appropriate patients live or receive care, including homes, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, rehabilitation facilities, and LTAC settings.
Mobile & Bedside Care
Advanced Wound Care
Across our Texas service areas
A wound-care plan starts with you.The wound. Your needs. Your care environment.
Wounds we support
Different wounds.
Individual care needs.
Different wounds can have different causes, risks, and barriers to healing. A wound-care plan should reflect the wound itself, the patient’s overall condition, and the environment where care is being provided.
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Diabetic wound care
Diabetic wounds.
Individual care needs.
Diabetes can affect circulation, sensation, and the body’s ability to heal. Wounds in patients with diabetes may require careful assessment, ongoing monitoring, and treatment based on the wound and the patient’s overall clinical needs.
Explore Wound Care ServicesWound Haven may support diabetic wound care through services such as:
- Wound assessment
- Vascular assessment
- Debridement when appropriate
- Dressing management
- Infection-related evaluation
- Ongoing wound monitoring
- Patient and caregiver education
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Pressure wound care
Pressure injuries.
Care shaped by clinical needs.
Pressure injuries can develop when prolonged pressure affects the skin and underlying tissue, particularly in patients with limited mobility.
Request a Wound EvaluationCare may involve:
- Wound assessment
- Pressure-related risk evaluation
- Debridement where appropriate
- Dressing management
- Ongoing monitoring
- Education for patients, caregivers, or facility teams
- Coordination with the patient’s broader care plan
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Venous wound care
Venous wounds.
Swelling and circulation concerns.
Venous wounds may be associated with impaired blood return, swelling, and changes in the lower legs.
Learn About Compression Therapy and Vascular AssessmentDepending on the patient’s clinical situation, wound care may include:
- Wound evaluation
- Vascular assessment
- Compression therapy where appropriate
- Dressing management
- Monitoring for changes in the wound
- Education and ongoing care support
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Arterial wound care
Arterial wounds.
Careful clinical assessment.
Arterial wounds may occur when reduced blood flow affects the tissues and limits healing.
Where clinically appropriate, vascular assessment may include ABI or Doppler testing.
Learn About Vascular AssessmentAssessment may include evaluation of:
- Wound characteristics
- Circulation concerns
- Pain or tissue changes
- Vascular status
- Other factors that may affect healing
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Wound management & swelling
Lymphedema-related wounds.
Care for wounds and swelling.
Lymphedema can contribute to swelling, skin changes, and wounds that may require ongoing wound management.
Talk With Our Wound Care TeamCare may involve:
- Wound assessment
- Evaluation of swelling
- Compression where appropriate
- Dressing management
- Skin-care guidance
- Ongoing monitoring
- Patient and caregiver education
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Burns & skin conditions
Burns and skin-related wounds.
Assessment comes first.
Burns and other skin-related wounds can vary significantly in severity and treatment needs.
Wound Haven may provide assessment and wound-care support for appropriate patients based on the nature of the wound and the patient’s clinical condition.
Potential care may include:
- Wound evaluation
- Dressing management
- Monitoring
- Education
- Coordination with other providers when needed
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Chronic & non-healing wound care
Non-healing wounds.
When a wound isn’t progressing.
A wound that is not progressing may be affected by more than one factor.
Wound Haven evaluates the wound and surrounding clinical factors to help determine an appropriate next step.
Request a Wound EvaluationPossible considerations can include:
- Circulation
- Infection
- Diabetes
- Pressure
- Swelling
- Nutrition
- Mobility
- Underlying health conditions
- Current wound-care approach
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Complex wound care
Complex wounds.
Individual clinical needs.
Some wounds require more involved assessment, treatment, monitoring, or coordination.
Explore Advanced Wound Care Services Explore Our TechnologyDepending on the wound and clinical needs, care may incorporate:
- Wound assessment
- Debridement
- Vascular assessment
- Compression therapy
- Cultures or other diagnostic support
- Negative pressure wound therapy
- Advanced tissue options
- Ongoing documentation and monitoring
- Care coordination
When to contact Wound Haven
A wound concern?
Start with an evaluation.
Consider contacting Wound Haven when a wound:
Request a Wound Evaluation- Is not improving as expected
- Continues to reopen
- Has been present for an extended period
- Is associated with diabetes
- Is related to pressure or limited mobility
- Is accompanied by significant swelling
- May involve circulation concerns
- Requires ongoing wound-care support
- Needs assessment beyond routine dressing changes
Getting started
From wound concern
to the appropriate next step.
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Share the concern.
Share information about the wound, patient, and current care environment.
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Review the information.
The Wound Haven team reviews the information provided.
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Coordinate care.
When appropriate, wound-care services are coordinated based on the patient’s needs and care setting.
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Continue clinical support.
Treatment, monitoring, documentation, and communication may continue as clinically appropriate.
Mobile wound care
Care where the patient
lives or receives care.
Wound Haven provides wound-care services where appropriate patients live or receive care.
Skilled Nursing Facilities
Wound-care support coordinated with facility teams.
Assisted Living
Bedside wound-care services for appropriate residents.
Rehabilitation Facilities
Wound-care support during rehabilitation.
LTAC Settings
Advanced wound-care services for appropriate patients in long-term acute care settings.
Austin, Texas
Wound care, closer
to patients in Austin.
Wound Haven supports care for conditions including:
- Diabetic wounds
- Pressure injuries
- Venous wounds
- Arterial wounds
- Non-healing wounds
- Complex wounds
Wound Haven provides mobile wound-care services for appropriate patients throughout Austin and surrounding areas.
Patients in Austin may receive wound assessment and treatment in homes and supported care environments, including skilled nursing, assisted living, rehab, and LTAC settings.
Also serving Houston, San Antonio, College Station, Corpus Christi, Beaumont, and surrounding areas.
For patients and referral partners
The right pathway
to request care.
For patients & families
Tell us about
the wound concern.
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
Refer an appropriate
patient for wound care.
Wound Haven supports referrals from healthcare professionals and care facilities for appropriate patients receiving care at home or in supported facility environments.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about
your wound concern?
Contact our team to discuss the wound, patient’s needs, and current care environment.
Contact Wound HavenWhat types of wounds does Wound Haven treat?
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.
Does Wound Haven care for chronic and non-healing wounds?
Yes. Chronic and non-healing wounds are part of Wound Haven’s wound-care focus, depending on the patient’s condition and clinical needs.
Does Wound Haven support diabetic wound care?
Yes. Wound Haven supports wound-care evaluation and treatment for patients with diabetic wounds, including related assessment and ongoing wound management.
Does Wound Haven treat pressure injuries?
Yes. Pressure injuries are among the wound categories Wound Haven supports.
What care may be used for venous wounds?
Wound Haven provides care for venous wounds and may incorporate services such as vascular assessment and compression therapy where clinically appropriate.
Explore Compression TherapyHow are arterial wounds assessed?
Arterial wounds may require careful vascular assessment and clinical review. Wound Haven can evaluate appropriate patients and determine next steps.
Learn About Vascular AssessmentWhat is a non-healing wound?
A non-healing wound is generally a wound that is not progressing as expected and may require additional clinical assessment to identify factors affecting healing.
Can wound care be provided at home or in a facility?
Yes. Wound Haven provides mobile and bedside wound-care services for appropriate patients in homes and supported care facilities.
Is wound care available in Austin?
Wound Haven serves Austin, Houston, San Antonio, College Station, Corpus Christi, Beaumont, and surrounding areas.
How do I request a wound evaluation?
Use the Refer Patient option and select “I am the patient or a family member,” or contact Wound Haven directly.
Request a Wound Evaluation