Wound Care
Dermatology
Telemedicine
About Us
House Call MD’s
We are a group of board-certified wound care specialists who provide exceptional wound care and dermatological services to LTAC’s Nursing Homes, Rehabilitation Centers, Assisted Living Facilities, and private residences. We provide an exceptional patient-centered and outcome-oriented program focused on quality of life and quality of care.
Wound Care
SNF
Dermatology
ALF
Why Choose Us
We Provide The absolute best care!
Wounds are our specialty! Our goal is not only to treat but to heal your wounds. Wound healing is a complicated process. It’s truly a field where no two patients are alike. Our providers travel to any location specified in Florida to clean, care for, and treat a patient’s wound. We provide on-site debridement/curettage, cauterization, and biopsy.
Our providers take into account intrinsic as well as extrinsic factors that can affect wound healing and employ enhanced treatments, methods, and procedures to provide an optimal wound healing environment. Also, there are no wound care center fees! Most wound care centers charge a fee, and there are costly transportation expenses and co-pays. You can count on us to deliver personalized care.
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5-star wound controlled facility
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What We Do
Health Plans We Accept
and some HMO’s.
Wound Care Specialists
patients and are able perform
many kinds of bedside
procedures
Our Testimonials
“HOUSE CALL MD’S” IS A GREAT COMPANY. THEY PROVIDED QUALITY WOUND CARE AND SAVED MY LEG FROM BEING AMPUTATED.
– Barbara Paticelli / Power of Attorney
“HOUSE CALL MD’S IS A GREAT COMPANY. THEY PROVIDED QUALITY WOUND CARE AND SAVED MY LEG FROM BEING AMPUTATED.”
– Ann Marie Vari / Patient
Our Blog
Recognizing the Signs of Venous Insufficiency in the Legs
Did you know that your body often shows early signs of venous insufficiency, especially in the lower extremities? These signs are critical for identifying issues before they develop into more serious complications like venous ulcers. Common symptoms include: Tired or...
Wound Hygiene Matters: What Not to Do During Recovery
When healing from a wound, proper hygiene is critical to prevent infection and complications. One of the most overlooked risks? Pets. Believe it or not, many patients have admitted to letting their pets come into contact with their wounds. Whether it's a dog licking...
Preventing Infection in Wound Care: Clean Hands, Faster Healing
Infections can significantly slow down the healing of a wound. The truth is, wounds become more vulnerable to infection when they are not cleaned or handled properly. One of the simplest ways to prevent complications is by practicing good hygiene every time you deal...
Can You Take a Shower With a Wound? Here’s What You Need to Know
One of the most common questions in wound care is whether it’s safe to shower with an open wound. The answer? It depends. This is where the guidance of a wound care specialist becomes essential. Depending on your wound type and condition, your provider might approve...
Wound Cleansers: The Good, the Bad, and the Essential
When it comes to wound care, choosing the right cleanser is more important than many realize. In this article, we break down the essentials of wound cleansers: what they are, how they work, and which one stands out as the top choice. What Are Wound Cleansers? Wound...
Can You Use a Shower and Water Pick for Wound Cleaning? Here’s What You Should Know
In certain parts of the country, some doctors still recommend a method of wound care that may sound unconventional: using a water pick in the shower to cleanse a wound. While this practice isn't suitable for every case, it does have specific benefits and requirements....