Wound Care Treatments

Our Mobile Wound Care Services

Accessing traditional healthcare can be difficult—especially for older adults and individuals with limited mobility. Pure Life Medical makes wound care easier by delivering personalized, in-home (or on-site) treatment designed around the patient’s needs.

We prioritize comfort and integrate care into daily routines, so you or your loved one can receive consistent, individualized wound management. Our certified wound care professionals are equipped to treat a wide range of wounds and provide advanced therapies when appropriate.

1. Infected Wounds

Infected wounds often require ongoing care to support healing and reduce the risk of the infection spreading. During on-site visits, we carefully cleanse the area, change dressings, monitor progress, and provide infection-focused treatment as needed.

2. Palliative Wound Care

Our palliative wound care prioritizes comfort while managing slow-healing or non-healing wounds. We provide timely support for skin breakdown, chronic wounds, and complex conditions—focused on quality of life and symptom relief.

3. Post-Surgical Wound Care

After surgery, keeping incisions clean and watching for signs of infection is essential. We provide post-surgical wound care at home or in a facility to support a safe, comfortable recovery experience.

4. Traumatic Wounds

Cuts, abrasions, punctures, and burns require attentive care to heal properly. Our team provides responsive traumatic wound management to support healthy recovery and reduce complications.

5. Wound Dehiscence

Sometimes surgical incisions don’t heal as expected and may reopen. Treatment may include debridement to remove non-viable tissue, appropriate dressings, and close monitoring—delivered where the patient is residing.

6. Surgical Debridement

Surgical debridement removes dead or infected tissue to support a clean wound bed and promote healing. When performed by experienced wound care clinicians, this therapy can help reduce infection risk and support faster recovery.

7. Ultrasonic Debridement

Ultrasonic debridement is an advanced cleansing technique that uses sound-wave energy to help remove unwanted tissue and bacteria. This gentle approach supports healthier tissue development while helping reduce infection risk.

8. Negative Pressure Wound Therapy

Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) uses controlled suction to help remove excess fluid and support tissue healing. When clinically appropriate, this therapy can be managed during on-site visits to encourage steady progress.

Our Approach to Wound Care Supports Optimal Healing

At Pure Life Medical, our wound care approach is thorough and patient-centered. We focus on healing while working to reduce the chance of complications.

Infection Prevention & Management

We watch closely for early signs of infection and respond with appropriate interventions, which may include coordination with prescribing providers when medication is needed.

Wound Assessment

Care begins with a detailed evaluation, including wound type, size, and stage of healing. This helps guide a personalized plan of care.

Advanced Cleaning & Debridement

We perform careful cleansing and, when appropriate, skilled debridement to remove non-viable tissue and support a healthier healing environment.

Moisture Management

Using modern dressings and evidence-based techniques, we help maintain an ideal moisture balance to support better healing conditions.

Pain Management

Patient comfort is a priority. We use practical strategies to help manage discomfort throughout the treatment process.

Education & Support

We guide patients, caregivers, and staff with clear instructions and preventive strategies to support consistent wound care between visits.

Follow-Up & Ongoing Care

Regular follow-ups allow us to track progress and adjust the care plan as needed—an important part of achieving stronger, longer-lasting outcomes.

Why Choose Pure Life Medical for Mobile Wound Care?

Our mobile wound care services provide reliable support for patients managing chronic wounds, slow healing, or recurring complications. We offer a practical alternative to frequent travel for care—bringing personalized attention and high-quality treatment directly to the patient in a familiar setting.

Where We Provide Mobile Wound Care

• Patient homes
• Assisted living communities
• Skilled nursing facilities
• Primary care clinics
• Hospitals

For patients with mobility or transportation challenges, regular trips to a clinic can be stressful and difficult. Mobile care helps remove this barrier by delivering professional wound care on-site, supporting comfort and minimizing disruption to daily life.

Common Questions About Wound Care

What treatments are available for chronic wounds?

Chronic wound treatment may include advanced dressings, NPWT, and—when clinically appropriate—other specialized options. Mobile wound care can also include debridement techniques (including ultrasonic debridement) and additional therapies tailored to the patient and the specific wound.

How can I tell if my wound is infected?

Common warning signs can include increasing redness, warmth, swelling, worsening pain, drainage (especially thick or foul-smelling), fever, or the wound getting larger instead of smaller. If you suspect infection, seek medical guidance promptly.

What should I expect during a mobile wound care visit?

Visits typically include an assessment, cleansing, dressing changes, treatment based on the care plan, and education for patients and caregivers. We also document progress and coordinate with healthcare partners when needed.