Premier Mobile Wound Care in Connecticut USA

Our Services

Advanced Wound Care Without the Need for Clinic Visits

Premier Wound Care provides evidence-based treatment for acute and chronic wounds directly in the home, assisted living community, or skilled nursing setting across Connecticut.

Conditions

Conditions We Treat

Diabetic foot ulcers
Pressure injuries (bedsores)
Venous and arterial ulcers
Non-healing surgical wounds
Traumatic wounds
Skin tears, lacerations, and burns
Infected wounds
Other complex or difficult-to-heal wounds
Clinical Care

Our Core Services

Comprehensive wound management tailored to each patient's wound condition, clinical needs, and healing goals.

Comprehensive Wound Evaluation

Thorough assessment to identify wound characteristics, barriers to healing, and appropriate next steps.

Wound Debridement

Removal of non-viable tissue when clinically appropriate to support wound management and healing.

Advanced Dressings & Therapies

Evidence-based dressings and therapies selected according to the patient's wound and clinical needs.

Infection Assessment & Management

Evaluation for signs of infection with cultures or other testing when clinically indicated.

Comfort & Symptom Support

Care approaches designed to help manage wound-related discomfort and support patient comfort.

Mobile Diagnostic Support

On-site diagnostic support may include vascular assessment, wound cultures, and other appropriate testing.

Whole-Patient Care

Supporting the Whole Patient

Effective wound healing often requires attention beyond the wound itself.

Nutritional Support

Guidance and care coordination to support nutrition for tissue repair and overall health.

Caregiver Education

Practical guidance to help patients and caregivers understand wound care needs and important changes.

Care Coordination

Collaboration with physicians, home health agencies, caregivers, and other specialists involved in care.

Timely Care

What to Expect

Timely evaluation supports earlier treatment and can help reduce the risk of wound-related complications.

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    Prompt scheduling

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    In-home evaluation

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    Personalized treatment plan

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    Ongoing monitoring and adjustment

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    Coordination with your care team

Care Network

Who We Work With

Coordinated wound care for patients, families, healthcare providers, and care facilities.

Patients & Families
Skilled Nursing Facilities
Assisted Living Communities
Home Health Agencies
Physicians & Case Managers