Wound-Focused Care
Assessment, dressing support, education, monitoring, and coordinated follow-up for complex wounds.
Explore wound management, ostomy support, nursing, tele-wound follow-up, mobile laboratory collection, personal care, and companion services. Our team helps patients, families, and referral partners identify the service that best fits the care need.
Assessment, dressing support, education, monitoring, and coordinated follow-up for complex wounds.
Care delivered by qualified clinicians within the appropriate scope, order, and plan of care.
We account for caregiver readiness, mobility, supplies, positioning, routine, and the real home environment.
Clear next steps and communication with the appropriate members of the patient’s healthcare team.
Search the service catalogue or filter by category. Availability, eligibility, payer requirements, clinical appropriateness, and referral or order requirements may vary by service.
A simple pathway designed to make the next step easier for patients, families, and referral partners.
Review the catalogue or contact intake if you are not sure which service best fits the need.
Our team reviews location, service requirements, eligibility, documentation, and scheduling needs.
The selected service is coordinated according to clinical need, scope, orders, and availability.
Relevant education, documentation, monitoring, and care-team coordination continue as appropriate.
Perry Home Wound Care serves patients across our local Middle Georgia service area. Intake can confirm whether a requested service is available at the patient’s location.
Hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, physician offices, wound centers, home health agencies, assisted living communities, and other authorized care partners can contact PHWC to discuss services, referral needs, and local follow-up options.

If you are unsure whether a service is appropriate, contact PHWC intake before submitting a request.
Requirements vary by service, payer, and clinical situation. Intake can explain what documentation is needed before scheduling.
You can request a visit, but requests are reviewed and confirmed by the PHWC team. Submission does not guarantee a scheduled visit.
Common wound referrals may include pressure injuries, diabetic foot wounds, venous wounds, post-surgical wounds, and other complex or non-healing wounds.
The service catalogue may include nursing, ostomy education, tele-wound follow-up, mobile laboratory collection, personal care, and companion services, depending on availability and applicable requirements.
The page highlights Perry, Warner Robins, Fort Valley, and Macon as core local communities. Intake should confirm actual service availability for the requested address.
Explore the catalogue, request a visit, or contact Perry Home Wound Care for help choosing the appropriate service.