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Greater St. Louis · Care Coordination & Case Management

Wound care in St. Louis.
Coordinated closer to home.

Organized case management connecting patients with partner clinicians at home, in your facility or senior living community, or at one of our partner locations, with records, supplies, and follow-up managed end to end.

Looking for wound care in St. Louis?

Start with our guide to wound care in St. Louis. If getting out is hard, ask about mobile wound care in St. Louis and wound care at home, or find wound care near me by town.

Wound care is often the first step. Many patients stay with us for in-home primary care, house calls for seniors or doctor house calls in St. Louis.

Coordinated care

Primary care & wound care, organized together.

Gateway coordinates both ongoing primary care and specialized wound care through partner clinicians at home, in your facility or senior living community, or at one of our partner locations.

Where care takes place

Home visits.
Partner-clinic appointments.

Two ways to receive wound care and primary care, with coordination between visits and across care settings.

At home & in senior living

Independent partner clinicians visit patients who have difficulty getting to an office. Gateway coordinates with nursing teams in skilled nursing and senior living communities.

Mobile care

In partner clinics

Office-based care brings the visit into a local clinical setting. Records, treatment plans and follow-up stay connected with the patient’s other clinicians.

Planning your care

Care coordination

Keep the next step clear.

We bring the details together so patients, families and clinicians know what comes next.

  • Before the visitRecords, orders and coverage questions.
  • Between visitsSupplies, transportation arrangements and communication with the care team.
  • After a change in careDischarge information and follow-up with the receiving clinician.
How we coordinate care

For skilled nursing & discharge teams

Care in place.
Follow-through after discharge.

Coordinated wound visits and medical follow-up, supporting your team’s work to prevent avoidable readmissions.

Refer a patient

A clear handoff. Continued care.

  • Records and orders: bring discharge information to the treating clinician.
  • Care across settings: connect facility, home and partner-clinic visits.
  • Follow-up: keep patients, families and the care team informed.
Working with Gateway

Rooted in St. Louis

Care across
Greater St. Louis.

From Chesterfield and West County to South County, St. Charles and Lake St. Louis. Explore primary care and wound care coordination in your community.

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Before you get started

Common questions.

More questions & answers
Can I receive care at home or in a clinic?

Partner clinicians deliver wound care and primary care at home, in your facility or senior living community, or at one of our partner locations, including visits in senior living and skilled nursing settings. Gateway coordinates intake and follow-up.

Do I need a referral or a primary care physician?

You can contact Gateway directly, with or without an existing primary care clinician. Some plans and services require a referral or authorization. If you already have a physician, we coordinate with that practice.

How does Gateway coordinate medical care?

Medical care is delivered by independent partner clinicians at home, in your facility or senior living community, or at one of our partner locations. Gateway serves as the care coordination and case management layer, organizing intake, records, scheduling, supply orders, and follow-up between visits.

Can you help arrange transportation?

We help coordinate transportation with your care team, health plan or a transportation provider. See our transportation guide for the details to have ready.