Surgical Wounds

Post-Surgical Wound Care, Delivered Safely in Your Home

Recovery after surgery requires attentive, skilled wound care to prevent complications and support proper healing. Whether you've just returned home from the hospital or are navigating a long recovery, surgical wounds need consistent monitoring, careful evaluation, and the right treatment at the right time.

We bring expert, physician-led post-surgical wound care directly to your home — without unnecessary trips back to the clinic or hospital.

What We Treat

Incisions that are slow to heal

Orthopedic incisions

Skin graft sites

Wounds with drainage or dehiscence

Abdominal or pelvic surgical wounds

Post-amputation wounds

Surgical sites complicated by infection

Vascular surgery incisions

Breast, chest, or back surgery wounds

If your surgical wound is not healing as expected, we can help.

What to Expect With Our In-Home Care

Thorough Assessment

Incision integrity, drainage, signs of infection, depth/tunneling, sutures/staples, surrounding skin health, swelling, pain level, and contributing medical conditions.

Personalized Treatment Plan

Structured, evidence-based plan tailored to wound type, surgical history, comorbidities, risk factors, home environment, and caregiver support.

Debridement & Wound Bed Preparation

Sharp, enzymatic, or mechanical debridement to remove non-viable tissue and optimize the wound for healing.

Infection Monitoring & Management

Close monitoring for redness, warmth, drainage changes, fever, and tissue separation with coordination for cultures and medications as needed.

Advanced Therapies

Cellular tissue products, moisture-balanced dressings, specialized post-operative dressings, edema control, and negative pressure wound therapy support.

Regular Follow-Up Visits

Consistent home visits allow us to monitor healing, adjust treatment, and support patients and caregivers throughout recovery.

Signs a Surgical Wound Needs Attention

Seek help if you notice:

A new sore, cut, blister, or area of breakdown

New or worsening pain

Fever or chills

Separation of sutures or staples

Drainage, especially yellow or foul-smelling

Opening of the incision

Hardness or swelling near the incision

Tissue discoloration

Prompt evaluation reduces the risk of infection and complications.

We Coordinate With Your Surgical Team

Your surgeon is updated on wound progress. Primary care and specialists remain informed. Home-health nurses receive clear instructions. Care is coordinated across all disciplines — helping prevent complications and unnecessary readmissions.

Healing Should Feel Safe, Supported, and Steady