You know the patient we mean.
The resident whose pressure injury is not progressing. The discharge whose wound follow-up has nowhere to go. The practice patient with a diabetic foot ulcer who keeps missing the wound center. Gateway exists for that patient — and for the team that is trying to take care of them.
What we bring to your building or practice.
A treating physician who evaluates, orders and follows up. Nurse practitioners and nurses who deliver the ordered care on site. Clear treatment plans your own staff can carry out between visits, and a direct line back to the treating clinician when something changes. Findings and next steps are shared with your nurses, attending clinicians and the specialists involved.
Who we work with.
- Skilled nursing facilities — wound rounds, resident follow-up and discharge coordination.
- Assisted-living communities — a wound program in the building and fewer transfers out.
- Hospital discharge planners and case managers — wound follow-up after a stay, arranged before the patient leaves.
- Physicians and private practices — specialized wound care connected to your patient relationship.
- Home health agencies — wound-focused clinician support alongside the nursing care already in place.
- Rehabilitation teams — follow-up connected to recovery and the next care setting.
How a referral works.
Call, or send your organization, name, role and direct phone through the referral form — no patient details in the form. We call back, discuss the care need, tell you which records and orders we need, and confirm what can be arranged. Frequency and scheduling are agreed around the care plan.
Discuss a referral.
One call is enough to find out whether we can help.