How can we help?

Request a visit

You can contact us directly.

Patients and caregivers can start the conversation about wound or skin-injury care—no facility or referring office is needed to get in touch. Call to discuss care, or email a general question about the practice.

General email is not a clinical intake or urgent-care channel. Please do not send patient details, medical records, or wound photographs. Call for an approved way to share care information.

Your plan may require a clinician’s referral or authorization before a visit. Clinical needs, location, and availability are reviewed before scheduling; appointments are confirmed directly. Have your care location, insurance information, and existing clinicians’ names available for the call.

Refer a patient

Confirm the referral route first.

Call to discuss the patient’s care needs and confirm the secure route for sending referral records.

Do not send patient information, documents, or photographs to an unverified destination. Continue appropriate care until acceptance and next steps are confirmed.

Discuss facility services

Start a facility conversation.

Call or email to discuss your organization’s location, care setting, and interest in a wound-care partnership. Ask to speak with the person coordinating facility services.

Keep this initial business conversation focused on your facility’s needs. Individual patient information belongs in the approved clinical referral pathway.

Connect with your care team

Use your established care instructions.

Use the contact information and instructions provided directly by your care team. You can also call the practice for help reaching the right person.

For a worsening wound or other urgent concern, contact your treating clinician promptly. For a medical emergency, call 911.