Rapid Healing
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Consistent progress toward healing with advanced therapies and ongoing care.
Less ER Visits
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Minimized urgent treatments through proactive wound management.
Lower Expenses
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Cutting healthcare costs while preventing complications and accelerating recovery.
Improved Care
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Improved health and comfort for better patient experiences and care.
New patients
When to Refer?
Recognizing when to refer a patient to specialized wound care is crucial for optimal healing and preventing complications. Consider a referral to Rapid Wound Care in the following situations:
- Wounds that remain unhealed after four weeks despite standard care.
- Conditions such as diabetic foot ulcers, venous stasis ulcers, arterial ulcers, pressure ulcers, bed sores, and sacral wounds.
- Patients with diabetes, peripheral artery disease (PAD), or a history of slow-healing wounds.
- Individuals whose immobility contributes to wound development or hinders healing.
New Referral
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New Patient
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Delivering exceptional care
Response within 24 hours.
Covered by Insurance!
Medicare Part B
Knowledge Base
From The Blog
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Providers
For referrals ➜ FAX 844-333-1773
Patients
Fill out the form below or call us directly at 954-335-6925.
A member of our team will reach out within an hour to guide you through the next steps.
What happens next?
We’ll review your information and contact you to:
- Confirm your insurance coverage
- Ask any needed medical history or wound details
- Schedule your first home or facility visit