Medicare & Medi-Cal Accepted

How In-Home Wound Care Works

One call gets things started. We check the patient’s coverage, confirm availability in their area, and a licensed clinician who specializes in wound care comes to them.

Request a Call
Or call: (949) 424-5126

Four steps

  1. Request a call

    Call us or fill out the short form. We ask for your contact details, where the patient is staying, and their insurance — no wound descriptions or medical history. We respond within 24 hours.

  2. We check coverage

    We verify the patient’s coverage and confirm a clinician is available in their area. We accept Medicare and Medi-Cal, including patients who have both.

  3. A clinician visits

    A licensed clinician who specializes in wound care visits the patient wherever they are living — at home, in assisted living, or in a board-and-care home — and coordinates with the existing care team.

  4. Ongoing support and notes

    Clear clinical documentation after each visit. We work alongside existing nurses and home health providers.

What to Expect

What Happens After You Call

Within 24 hours

We Call You

A member of our care team contacts you to review the patient's wound, location, and insurance.

Usually within 72 to 96 hours

A Clinician Visits

In most cases, a licensed clinician who specializes in wound care visits the patient in person — at home, in assisted living, or wherever they are.

After every visit

Notes Shared

Clear clinical notes go to the patient's existing providers and home health team, so everyone stays coordinated.

What to have ready for the call

  • The patient’s insurance card or cards
  • The address where the patient is staying right now
  • The name of the patient’s primary doctor and any home health agency involved

Family members, caregivers, facility staff, and case managers can all request a call on the patient’s behalf.

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Get Started

Request a Call from Our Care Team

Leave your details and we'll reach out within one business day to discuss whether in-home wound care may be an option for your loved one.

Prefer to Call?

Speak directly with a member of our wound care team. We're happy to answer questions and help you understand your options.

Call or Text

(949) 424-5126
Monday – Friday, 8am – 6pm

Serving patients in the San Francisco Bay Area and Southern California. Availability varies by area — call and we'll confirm coverage for the patient's address. See our service area.

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One thing to know: coverage under Medicare Advantage and Medi-Cal plans varies by plan, so we’ll verify the patient’s specific plan before anything is scheduled. There’s no cost to find out. Go ahead and submit — we’ll confirm when we call.
A quick note: for patients in a skilled nursing facility, wound care is usually covered by the facility under Medicare Part A, so we often can’t bill separately. You’re still welcome to submit this form or call us — we’re happy to talk it through and point you in the right direction. (949) 424-5126
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Please do not include medical details in this form — we'll go over those with you on the call. By submitting, you are requesting that our care team contact you to discuss potential options. Submission does not guarantee eligibility, services, or Medicare coverage. Each patient is reviewed individually. See our Privacy Policy.

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Thank You — Request Received

A member of our care team will reach out within one business day to discuss your loved one's situation.

If you have an urgent need, please call us directly.

(949) 424-5126
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We Couldn't Submit Your Request

Something went wrong on our end and your request was not received. Please call or text us directly and we'll help right away.

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Common Questions

Common Questions

Your name and phone number, the patient’s ZIP code, your relationship to the patient, where the patient is staying, and their insurance. We don’t ask for wound descriptions or medical history on the form — we go over those on the call.
We contact you within 24 hours of your request. In most cases a clinician visits the patient within 72 to 96 hours, depending on location and availability.
Yes. Family members, caregivers, facility staff, and case managers can all request a call on the patient’s behalf.
No. We verify the patient’s coverage and confirm availability in their area before anything is scheduled, and there’s no cost to find out.