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When a resident develops a wound, the clinical response is immediate and focused: assess, dress, document, monitor. That response is
It’s easy to think of wound care as something that happens during the wound care visit when the nurse changes
The call comes in mid-afternoon. A resident’s daughter has heard from another family member that her mother has a wound
A resident moves into your assisted living community from a rehabilitation stay. She’s ambulatory, largely independent, and doing well except
A mobile wound care partnership works best when both sides have clear expectations from day one.
Venous and arterial ulcers may appear similar, but their management is fundamentally different. Accurate diagnosis—supported by ABI testing and vascular