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Patients may self-refer. A primary-care referral is not required. We can also accept a referral slip or an internal referral from another organization, and we send regular progress updates to the patient’s primary-care provider.

A licensed provider sees patients at least weekly so instructions stay current, debridement can be performed when needed, and testing can happen promptly.

Treatment may include sharp debridement, wound vacs, UltraMIST painless debridement, advanced biologics, compression devices, and wound specimen PCR or culture testing.

We strive to see new patients within 72 hours after receiving the referral or contact information. Same-day coordination may sometimes be possible for special discharge situations.

We can order durable medical equipment through insurance. When home health is involved, we coordinate supplies and stagger visits to support continuous care.

Yes. We can manage the complete wound-care cycle or co-manage with home health using staggered visits and coordinated billing.

The practice works with Medicare, Medicaid, Medicare Advantage, commercial insurance, and VA plans. Coverage and authorization vary, and our team helps with the approval process.

Care can be provided in a patient’s home, living facility, or another place they are staying when eligibility requirements are met.

Core coverage includes Kootenai County, Treasure Valley, Liberty Lake, Spokane Valley, and Spokane. Scheduled facility days may extend beyond these areas.

Seek professional care when a wound is severe, covers a large area, shows signs of infection, or involves the face, joints, bone, tendons, or nerves. Call 911 for an emergency.