Access
Bring care closer to the person receiving care when home or facility-based support is clinically appropriate.
About Gateway
Whole-person care across settings built to keep people receiving care connected.
Gateway helps with wound care, discharge follow-up, facility support, and referral communication across Greater St. Louis and Metro East Illinois.
Why Gateway exists
People receiving care should not lose access to wound care because care is fragmented.
Transportation, scheduling, mobility, caregiver strain, facility transitions, payer complexity, and unclear ownership can all delay treatment. Gateway is designed to provide one visible regional layer that helps the person receiving care and the care team move forward.
Coordination
Connect families, clinicians, facilities, home health teams, and care teams around the next step.
Continuity
Keep the wound and the whole-person receiving care context visible through discharge, follow-up, and recovery.
Communication
Keep the right contacts visible so people receiving care, caregivers, clinicians, and facilities know where follow-up stands.
How Gateway works
Steady, local support across home, facility, and post-discharge settings.
Gateway is built to help people receiving care, caregivers, physicians, discharge planners, facilities, and home health teams move through wound-care needs with clear communication and dependable follow-up.