Gateway Wound Care brings wound-focused clinicians to homes, assisted living communities, skilled nursing facilities, and discharge transitions across the St. Louis metro — with growing service in the Kansas City area.
Gateway Wound Care operates as a single NP-led specialty practice based in Greater St. Louis, with growing service in the Kansas City metro. Same clinical model, same Medicare billing, same documentation standards — delivered locally in each market.
Home, assisted living, skilled nursing, and discharge visits across St. Louis City and the surrounding Missouri counties.
Gateway Wound Care is rolling out service across the Kansas City area for diabetic foot, venous, pressure, post-surgical, and NPWT cases. KC referrals are accepted at the same 877-48-WOUND line.
KC coverage details →Complex, chronic, and post-surgical wounds that need specialist-level care — delivered to the patient's bed across Greater St. Louis.
Offloading, infection management, and evidence-based protocols to prevent amputation.
NPIAP-aligned staging, pressure relief planning, and bedside debridement for Stage II–IV injuries.
Compression therapy, edema management, and protocols for chronic venous insufficiency wounds.
Incision monitoring, dehiscence management, and coordinated follow-up with the surgical team.
Negative pressure wound therapy applied, monitored, and managed at the bedside.
A consistent, coordinated visit cadence designed for chronic wounds — from intake through closure.
Send us the patient, the wound history, and the address. We verify Medicare or commercial benefits at no charge.
An NP visits at the home or facility, assesses the wound, photographs and documents, and starts the treatment plan.
Weekly visits for debridement, NPWT management, compression, offloading, and dressing changes — whatever the case needs.
Notes shared with primary care, surgery, podiatry, home health, and facility staff so the plan moves forward, not in circles.
Every Gateway visit is performed by a nurse practitioner with advanced wound-care training. We complement, not duplicate, home health services.
Independent provider-level assessment and treatment at every visit — not a hand-off down the chain.
Pressure injury documentation follows national guidelines so handoffs to surgery or hospital are clean.
Wound vac initiation, troubleshooting, and ongoing management without sending the patient out for care.
Direct billing to Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, and most commercial plans — verified upfront.
Discharge teams, primary care, podiatry, home health, skilled nursing and assisted living staff all share the same problem: chronic wounds that need consistent specialist attention without re-admitting the patient. That is what Gateway is built for.
We pick up wound care the day the patient gets home. No coverage gap between discharge and the first home health visit.
You stay the patient's clinician. We do the wound work and send you the documentation.
NP-level wound expertise that complements your RN visits — without duplicating services or fighting over visits.
Consistent on-site wound rounds at your facility, with notes that integrate into your charting workflow.
Composite examples drawn from the kinds of cases Gateway is built to manage.
Margaret came home from the hospital with a Stage III sacral pressure injury and a confused hand-off. Gateway picked up wound care the day after discharge, coordinated NPWT, and kept her primary physician in the loop weekly.
St. Louis County · home setting
Robert's diabetic foot ulcer had been stuck for months between podiatry and his primary care office. Gateway took over the wound itself — offloading, sharp debridement, weekly assessment — while his existing team handled the systemic care.
St. Charles County · home setting
We are connecting with skilled nursing and assisted living communities, primary care groups, home health agencies, DME suppliers, physicians, and nurse practitioners across Greater St. Louis who want a better way to handle chronic wound cases. Kansas City partners welcome as we expand.
To refer a patient, work together clinically, or simply learn how we operate, reach out by email or phone.