Graft site protection
Dressing changes performed with technique that protects a fragile, newly adherent graft.
Skin graft care · Ellisville
The first weeks after a skin graft decide whether it takes. Our clinicians protect grafts and donor sites at the bedside — careful dressing technique, adherence monitoring, drainage control, and prompt reporting to the surgical team when anything changes. In Ellisville, that means treating patients at home, in senior living, and in skilled nursing facilities near Chesterfield, Clarkson Valley, and the Manchester Road medical corridor — without asking anyone to arrange transport to a wound clinic.
Start care or send a referral
Call 314-325-0126 or send a referral. Tell us where the patient is and what the wound is doing — we handle verification, scheduling, and updates back to you.
What treatment involves
Dressing changes performed with technique that protects a fragile, newly adherent graft.
Donor sites are wounds too — we manage their healing and comfort alongside the graft.
Color, adherence, and drainage monitored closely, with early escalation if the graft is struggling.
Findings reported to the plastic or reconstructive surgeon so intervention happens early, not late.
Where we see patients
Bedside visits for Ellisville patients with mobility limits, transportation barriers, or caregiver strain.
Assisted living and memory care residents, with findings shared with the community's care staff.
Individual referrals or scheduled weekly wound rounds for the whole building.
Learn moreFollow-up that starts within days of discharge — before the wound plan falls through the cracks.
Learn moreQuestions
Very, in the first one to three weeks. Shear, pressure, infection, and fluid under the graft are the main threats — which is why dressing changes need experienced hands.
Yes. Bedside graft and donor-site care is often safer than repeated travel, especially for older adults and patients with mobility limits.
Coverage depends on the plan and the clinical situation. Call us and we'll walk you through it before care begins.
Yes — Ellisville is inside our core Greater St. Louis service area, and our clinicians see patients there at home and in facilities. Call 314-325-0126 and we'll confirm scheduling for your address.
Start care
Call 314-325-0126 or send a referral. Read more about how we treat this wound type or see all wound care in Ellisville.