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Deliver Exceptional Standards of Care

If you or a loved one is dealing with a chronic wound, you understand the importance of staying proactive in the healing process. Chronic wounds can significantly impact overall health and quality of life if not properly treated. By partnering with Jackson Wound Care, our specialists deliver advanced, clinic-level wound care in the comfort of your home, ensuring that you or your loved one receives the comprehensive care needed for a better quality of life and a smoother healing journey.

 

Deliver Exceptional Standards of Care-In Home Care

At Jackson Wound Care, we are committed to delivering exceptional, personalized care for patients who require in-home assistance and specialized wound care management. Our experienced team provides advanced treatment options, ensuring that each patient receives the highest quality care in the comfort and privacy of their own home. From chronic wound care to general in-home support, we focus on improving patient outcomes, enhancing comfort, and promoting faster recovery, all while reducing the burden on caregivers and families.

 

We provide the following benefits to patients:

  • We partner with your current provider to craft state-of-the-art treatments that align with your current therapies.
  • We travel to your home, provide care seven days a week, and can meet with you in the morning, afternoon, or in the evening.
  • Treatments are Medicare approved, and we file all necessary paperwork. We also work with secondary insurances.
  • Our licensed provider will help you better understand and care for your wounds.
  • Get to know your provider! You will receive a personalized plan and will meet with the same provider each week.

Patient & Care Giver FAQs

To ensure the best possible outcomes, we recommend consistent weekly treatments. We’ll work with you to schedule a time that’s convenient for you, and our treatment plans typically last up to 10 weeks. The best results come from a treatment schedule that has our wound specialist treating the wound on the same day and time each week.

Treatment time depends on the severity of the wound being treated. Usually, the first treatment visit is the longest and subsequent visits will become shorter as the wound healing progresses. The patient also plays a vital role in healing success by following the advice of the wound specialist to care for the wound between visits

Yes. We accept Medicare patients currently. We are in the process of applying to be accepted by most commercial insurance plans. Before treatment begins, we will verify insurance coverage.

We are a medical wound care practice that sees the patient in the home rather than in a wound clinic. Many patients that we see are also being seen by a home health agency for other reasons. When we partner with a home health agency, the patient benefits more than anyone.

If you qualify for wound care at a clinic, you’re generally eligible for in-home care. However, some insurance plans may have specific criteria for covering mobile wound care. We’ll be happy to discuss your individual situation in more detail.

Every chronic wound is unique. However, we generally define a chronic wound as one that hasn’t fully healed despite at least 3 months of treatment. The severity of chronic wounds can vary, considering factors like pain, discharge, size, and other characteristics. Our wound specialist will assess your specific needs to develop a tailored treatment plan.

We are licensed in Indiana and Kentucky

If you’ve previously consulted a doctor or received treatment at a wound clinic for this wound, please let us know. Your medical history can help us develop an effective treatment plan and may be necessary for insurance coverage.

You’ll receive the same high-quality wound care you’d expect at a clinic, with one exception: we don’t offer hyperbaric wound treatment.

Yes, we accept Medicare Advantage plans. However, these plans will typically have conditions that must be met before coverage is approved. We can discuss this with each individual patient that has a Medicare Advantage plan either as their primary plan or secondary.

Yes. We will develop a treatment plan that works best for the patient and provider.

We can, if necessary. The wound care specialist will discuss a treatment plan with each patient. If a visit happens to fall on a holiday or weekend, then the patient and wound care specialist can discuss and modify the treatment date

No – Currently we are a 100% mobile wound care clinic.

We are licensed and credentialed to practice mobile wound care in Indiana and Kentucky. Our wound care specialist has over 20 years of experience treating patients.