Resident wound assessment
Evaluate wound characteristics, surrounding skin, drainage, pressure points, and care-plan factors that may affect healing.
PHWC helps residential care communities coordinate wound assessment, skin-protection education, pressure-injury prevention, caregiver support, and provider communication without requiring every resident to travel for routine wound follow-up.

Residential care staff often recognize skin changes early. PHWC can help turn those observations into a structured wound-care pathway with assessment, education, and coordinated follow-up.
Evaluate wound characteristics, surrounding skin, drainage, pressure points, and care-plan factors that may affect healing.
Education around repositioning, heel offloading, moisture control, support surfaces, and early skin changes.
Practical guidance that helps caregivers understand the wound plan, dressing schedule, and when to escalate changes.
Staff, family, or the treating provider identifies a wound or skin concern requiring wound-focused follow-up.
Provide available clinical information, orders, payer details, and the facility point of contact.
PHWC reviews service appropriateness and coordinates scheduling with the resident, representative, and facility.
Relevant findings and follow-up needs are communicated through the established care pathway.
Start a referral or contact PHWC about a facility partnership for wound-focused resident care.