Dressing Wounds

Check the Wound First– Before dressing the wound, examine it for signs of infection like redness, swelling, or unusual odor. If anything seems off, consult a provider before proceeding.

Clean the Wound Gently– Use lukewarm water or saline solution to rinse the wound. Avoid harsh agents like hydrogen peroxide or alcohol, which can damage tissue.

Apply Antibiotic Ointment (If Advised)– A thin layer of ointment may help prevent infection, but it’s best to check with a healthcare provider first.

Choose the Right Dressing– Different dressings serve different purposes. Whether your loved one needs moisture control, absorption, or barrier protection, we can help you choose or provide the best option—including advanced dressings like amniotic therapy.

Secure the Dressing– Use medical tape or wrap to hold the dressing in place—snug but not too tight. Ensure airflow and avoid restricting circulation.

Watch for Infection– Monitor the wound daily for changes. If healing stalls or you notice increased pain, redness, or pus, contact a professional immediately.

Convenience– Our certified specialists come to you, wherever you are—no travel or clinic wait times.

Advanced Options– We offer treatment tools and techniques like amniotic therapy, advanced dressings, and debridement not typically found in standard home settings.

Personalized Care– Every wound and patient is unique. We tailor our care plans to your needs and monitor progress at every visit.