In-home medical context
Wounds do not heal in isolation. Gateway looks at setting, mobility, edema, diabetes, vascular risk, infection concern, supplies, caregiver support, and follow-up reliability.
Mobile medical care coordination
Gateway brings wound-focused medical coordination to homes, assisted living communities, skilled nursing facilities, and post-discharge settings across Greater St. Louis.
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Referral desk
Share the wound concern, patient location, discharge source, current care team, and best contact person. Gateway helps route the next step.
St. Louis referral corridors
Gateway is positioned for referrals involving Barnes-Jewish, BJC, Mercy, SSM, Missouri Baptist, St. Luke's, rehab facilities, SNFs, assisted living communities, home health agencies, and physician practices across the region.
Wounds do not heal in isolation. Gateway looks at setting, mobility, edema, diabetes, vascular risk, infection concern, supplies, caregiver support, and follow-up reliability.
Bedside wound evaluation, dressing strategy support, documentation, and escalation awareness for patients who need care brought to them.
Support for DONs, ADONs, administrators, case managers, discharge planners, and facility clinicians managing wounds that need organized follow-up.
Clear handoffs for primary care offices, specialists, surgeons, podiatrists, vascular teams, home health agencies, and other referring providers.
What Gateway captures
Families and care teams rarely search in perfect clinical language. Gateway pages now speak to the practical terms they use: mobile medical care, in-home primary care, wound care at home, post-discharge wound care, facility wound rounds, and physician wound referrals.
When a wound is not healing, travel is hard, or a hospital discharge plan feels unclear, Gateway creates a local path to ask for help.
Request CareReferral support for wound follow-up after office visits, hospital discharge, rehab discharge, surgery, or failed outpatient continuity.
Learn moreWound rounds and referral pathways for skilled nursing, assisted living, memory care, independent living, and post-acute settings.
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