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Wound care where recovery happens.
From hospital discharge to ongoing care at home or in a facility, Gateway helps patients and their care teams keep the next step connected.
Wound care after hospital discharge
A discharge plan needs a clear next step for the wound. Gateway works with social workers, case managers and discharge planners to review referrals and arrange appropriate community follow-up.
Learn moreWound care for skilled nursing and assisted living
Bring wound assessment and follow-up into the care setting. Gateway works alongside facility nurses, physicians and care coordinators to review wounds and keep the plan connected.
Learn moreWound care at home in St. Louis
Getting to an appointment can be difficult when a wound, limited mobility or transportation problems stand in the way. Gateway reviews requests for wound care in private homes and other appropriate community settings.
Learn moreAdvanced wound care
Complex wounds deserve a closer look at what is slowing healing. Gateway’s assessment considers the wound, the patient’s health and the support available between visits.
Learn moreCare for chronic and slow-healing wounds
When a wound keeps returning or is slow to heal, consistent assessment matters. Gateway helps patients and care teams review progress, understand changes and keep follow-up organized.
Learn moreWound debridement in the community
Debridement removes damaged or nonviable tissue when a treating clinician determines it is appropriate. The decision depends on the wound, circulation, pain considerations and the patient’s overall condition.
Learn moreCompression and swelling-related wound care
Swelling can complicate lower-leg wound care. Compression may be part of an appropriate plan after assessment, including consideration of circulation and the cause of the swelling.
Learn moreWound VAC follow-up at home and in facilities
Wound VAC therapy needs a clear plan for the wound, dressings and device. Gateway supports follow-up when negative pressure wound therapy is part of an established treatment order.
Learn moreWound care alongside home health
Patients may already have a home health nurse providing dressing changes and other skilled services. Gateway coordinates wound assessment and treatment recommendations with that team and the patient’s physicians.
Learn moreWound care that stays connected
A wound-care plan works better when the people involved know the next step. Gateway connects wound follow-up with discharge teams, facility nurses, physicians, home health and caregivers.
Learn moreWound care focused on limb preservation
For patients with high-risk foot and leg wounds, healing involves more than the wound surface. Gateway’s care considers circulation, pressure and infection concerns while keeping specialty care connected.
Learn moreSkin graft and donor-site follow-up
Recovery after a skin graft should stay connected to the procedural clinician’s instructions. Gateway reviews referrals for wound follow-up at the grafted area and, when applicable, the donor site.
Learn moreAdvanced wound treatment planning
Some wounds need specialist review and consideration of additional treatment options. Gateway evaluates the wound’s progress and coordinates next steps with the appropriate treating clinicians.
Learn moreGateway Wound Care
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