When a pressure injury needs urgent attention
Pressure injuries can worsen quietly. New odor, spreading redness, fever, increasing pain, heavy drainage, dark tissue, or sudden change in mental status should move quickly to a clinician.
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Plain-language wound care notes for families and referral sources.
Short articles on wound-care questions that come up in homes, facilities, and discharge follow-up.
GatewayWound Care
Contact Gateway
Two ways to reach Gateway.
People receiving care and caregivers can request care. Facilities, discharge planners, home health agencies, physicians, and care teams can refer for care.
1People receiving care and caregivers: Request care
2Facilities and care teams: Send a referral
3Questions: call or email Gateway
Families
Facilities
Discharge and home health
Resources
Wound-care articles.
Why untreated diabetic foot ulcers become limb-risk wounds
A diabetic foot ulcer is never just a spot on the foot. Offloading, vascular status, infection risk, footwear, glucose context, and follow-up timing all matter.
Learn moreMobile wound care, insurance, and bedside follow-up
Coverage depends on plan, medical necessity, documentation, setting, and provider enrollment. Gateway verifies benefits and keeps referral sources informed.
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Call 314-325-0126 or email [email protected] with the wound-care question and best contact person.
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