Thoughtful evaluation
Providers assess wound needs, health history, mobility, circulation, and practical barriers that can affect healing.
Our team
Our wound care team.
Clinical team
Clinical roles.
Care-team availability can vary by location. The following roles work together to provide evaluation, treatment planning, education, and ongoing support.
Physicians / MDs and DOs
Medical leadership, diagnosis, treatment planning, and complex-care oversight.
→Podiatrists / DPMs
Specialized foot, ankle, and lower-extremity wound-care expertise.
→Nurse Practitioners
Advanced nursing assessment, planning, education, and continuity of care.
→Physician Assistants
Team-based medical evaluation, follow-up, and patient support.
→Wound Care Certified Providers
Focused wound-care education and specialized clinical knowledge.
→Wound Care Nurses
Skilled clinical support, education, observation, and care coordination.
→Wound Care Medical Assistants
Essential patient preparation, visit support, and care-team coordination.
→Wound Care Specialists
Patient-centered navigation and focused wound-healing support.
→How our providers care
How the team works.
We bring together advanced wound-care expertise and a practical, patient-first approach. The goal is to understand the whole situation, build the best possible next step, and help healing feel more manageable.
Solutions that fit real life
Care planning is built around the patient, caregiver, home situation, and other treating clinicians whenever appropriate.
Center or mobile care
Depending on clinical appropriateness and service availability, our team can coordinate center-based care or review mobile-care options.
Regional care access
Care coordination across California, Nevada and Arizona.
Multiple clinics and care partners operate in each service jurisdiction. Share your city, ZIP, or care address and our access team will confirm the closest currently available center or mobile-care option.
Nonprofit leadership
Nonprofit leadership.
Our nonprofit leadership works alongside clinical teams, community partners, and caregivers to expand access to wound care for people who need it most.
Community access leadership
Focused on removing financial, geographic, and practical barriers to specialized wound care in California.
Center & patient support leadership
Focused on a respectful patient experience, efficient care navigation, and strong local partnerships.
Clinical quality leadership
Focused on coordinated care, specialist collaboration, and a thoughtful care environment.
Across every facility
Access is part of the care plan.
Every National Wound Care Centers facility accepts Medicare, Medi-Cal, and TRICARE. Qualifying uninsured and low-income patients may receive care at no extra cost through our nonprofit access model.
Join the mission
For provider, referral, or partnership inquiries.
Contact our team to learn more about care coordination and nonprofit partnership opportunities.
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