For Referring Providers

We act as an extension of your practice — protecting your reputation and clinical outcomes through evidence-based wound care delivered with respect, transparency, and seamless collaboration.

Value Pillars for Referring Providers

We act as an extension of your practice — protecting your reputation and clinical outcomes.

Improved Healing Rates

Evidence-based protocols, consistent monitoring, and advanced therapies delivered in a low-infection home environment translate to faster healing and fewer hospital readmissions. Your patients receive wound center-level care without leaving home.

Seamless Collaboration

We work within your existing treatment framework. Coordination with home health agencies, physical therapy, and specialty consults happens through you — never around you. Our role is to complement, not complicate, your patient's care team.

Clinical Communication

You receive comprehensive visit notes within 24 hours of each encounter, with objective measurements, photography, and clear clinical rationale. We coordinate specialist referrals and keep you informed throughout the process, protecting your patient relationships and professional reputation.

Why Refer to Woodland Wounds

Clinical Expertise

Board-certified nurse practitioner with advanced wound care certification. Evidence-based protocols aligned with current WOCN and AAWC guidelines.

Home-Based Advantage

Eliminates transportation barriers for mobility-limited patients. Reduces infection exposure compared to clinic settings. Improves adherence through convenience.

Comprehensive Documentation

Detailed visit notes with wound measurements, photography, and treatment plans. Regular progress updates. Clear escalation communication when needed.

Seamless Coordination

We work within your treatment plan, not around it. Prompt communication for status changes. Specialist referrals coordinated with your input.

Wound Types We Manage

Diabetic foot ulcers (Wagner Grade 1-4)
Venous leg ulcers with compression therapy
Pressure injuries (Stage 1-4)
Post-surgical wound complications
Dehisced surgical wounds
Arterial ulcers (with documented adequate perfusion)
Complex wounds requiring advanced dressings
Wounds requiring negative-pressure therapy
Professional wound care services

Ready to Refer?

We've made the referral process simple and flexible. Choose the method that works best for your workflow.

Referral Process

1

Submit Referral

Phone, fax, or secure message. Include basic wound description, relevant diagnoses, current medications, and any wound care orders you've already written. We'll handle insurance verification.

2

Initial Assessment

We schedule within 48-72 hours for routine wounds, same/next day for urgent cases. Comprehensive assessment includes wound staging, vascular status, infection screening, and treatment plan development.

3

Ongoing Care & Updates

Regular visits per protocol (typically weekly to bi-weekly). You receive visit summaries with wound progression, interventions performed, and any concerns. We contact you directly for significant changes requiring your input.

4

Escalation When Needed

If we identify need for vascular intervention, infectious disease consultation, or surgical debridement, we communicate immediately and coordinate specialist referrals per your preference.

Treatment Protocols & Standards

Our wound care protocols follow evidence-based guidelines from WOCN (Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nurses Society) and AAWC (Association for the Advancement of Wound Care). All interventions are documented with clear clinical rationale.

Assessment Standards

  • • Comprehensive wound measurement (length x width x depth)
  • • Photographic documentation at baseline and monthly
  • • Wound bed assessment (granulation, slough, eschar %)
  • • Periwound skin evaluation
  • • Exudate characterization
  • • Pain assessment at each visit

Intervention Standards

  • • Sterile technique for all procedures
  • • Evidence-based dressing selection
  • • Sharp debridement when indicated (within scope)
  • • Infection management per culture results
  • • Offloading/compression per wound etiology
  • • Patient/caregiver education documented

Communication & Reporting

You receive visit notes within 24 hours of each encounter. Notes include objective wound measurements, interventions performed, patient tolerance, and plan for next visit.

Immediate Contact Triggers: We contact you directly (not just in chart notes) for: signs of systemic infection, rapid wound deterioration, suspected osteomyelitis, critical limb ischemia indicators, non-adherence concerns, or patient request to discontinue care.

Preferred Communication: We adapt to your practice workflow — secure messaging, phone, fax, or EHR portal. Tell us how you want to be reached and when.

Referral Information Needed

To expedite acceptance and scheduling, please include:

  • Patient demographics and insurance information
  • Wound description (location, size if known, duration)
  • Relevant diagnoses (diabetes, PVD, CKD, immunosuppression, etc.)
  • Current medications (especially anticoagulants, immunosuppressants)
  • Any existing wound care orders or protocols
  • Recent labs if available (HbA1c, albumin, vascular studies)
  • Preferred contact method for patient/caregiver

Service Area Coverage

We provide in-home wound care throughout Montgomery County, including The Woodlands, Spring, Conroe, and Magnolia. Typical response time: 48-72 hours for routine referrals, same/next-day for urgent cases.

After-hours availability: For established patients with urgent changes (signs of infection, sudden deterioration), we provide phone triage and coordinate with you on need for emergency department evaluation versus urgent next-day visit.

Ready to Refer a Patient?

Contact us to discuss the referral or submit patient information. We'll respond promptly with acceptance confirmation and scheduled first visit.

Call Now: (832) 510-6059