Explore Our Total
Wound Care Services
Most wound care companies are built around a single revenue driver: high-cost biologic products. Their model is simple: apply expensive grafts, bill aggressively, move on. That is not wound care. That is product distribution with a clinical wrapper.
Old Mission Wound Care delivers a complete clinical program designed to stabilize, heal, and prevent recurrence, using every tool in the evidence-based arsenal, not just the most expensive one. Our services are built for organizations that bear risk and need a partner accountable to outcomes, not volume.
Clinical protocols driven by evidence and healing, not product volume.

We Treat the Wound.
And Everything Around It.
Chronic wounds do not exist in isolation. They are clinical signals — indicators of vascular disease, uncontrolled diabetes, malnutrition, immobility, and social barriers to care. A graft placed on a malnourished, ischemic limb will fail. Every time.
That is why our service model addresses the wound and the systemic factors that caused it. Every patient referred to Old Mission receives a comprehensive clinical workup that goes far beyond the wound bed. We assess circulation, nutrition, social risk, mental health, and metabolic status — because healing requires treating the whole patient, not just the tissue.
This is not a philosophy. It is a clinical protocol. And it is included in every engagement.
Two Phases. One Objective:
Heal the Patient and Keep Them Healed.
Our clinical protocol is structured into two distinct phases, designed to close the wound and then prevent it from reopening.
Phase 1
Acute Stabilization (~12 Weeks)
This is the active treatment period. Our clinical team deploys in-home, weekly, with a clear mandate: assess, intervene, and drive measurable progress toward wound closure.
- Expert wound assessment and treatment by wound-certified NPs
- Sharp debridement performed at bedside
- Biologic therapies applied based on clinical need
- Comprehensive in-home health assessment
- Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) screening
- HEDIS and quality gap closure during home visits
- Real-time treatment plan optimization
Phase 2
Recurrence Prevention (6 Months)
Healing a wound means nothing if it reopens 60 days later. Phase 2 is designed to monitor, intervene early, and coordinate a durable transition of care.
- Remote wound and patient monitoring
- Early identification of complications or recurrence
- 24/7 clinical support for patients and caregivers
- Rapid in-home clinical intervention if flags occur
- Ongoing care coordination with PCPs and specialist
- Structured transition of care execution
The Clinical Toolbox:
What We Deploy at the Bedside
Every treatment we deliver is grounded in evidence and guided by clinical judgment — not billing incentives.
Wound Assessment & Planning
Weekly comprehensive evaluations, tissue analysis, and infection assessment with real-time optimization.
Sharp Debridement
Bedside removal of necrotic tissue to stimulate healing — saving patients from hospital trips.
Biologic & Advanced Therapies
Skin substitutes and grafts used when clinically indicated, not as a default billing strategy.
Compression & Offloading
Managing multi-layer compression systems and offloading devices based on wound etiology.
Infection Management
Culture-guided antimicrobial strategies to catch and contain infection early.

"We do it in the home, during routine visits, because clinical evidence supports it and patients should not have to travel to a hospital for it."
Beyond the Wound Bed:
Services Included in Every Engagement
These are not add-ons. They are embedded into every patient's care plan because they directly impact whether the wound heals.
In-Home Vascular Diagnostics
PAD/ABI screening to identify silent killers and determine if advanced therapies are appropriate.
Nutritional Optimization
Medical nutrition therapy from Registered Dietitians to provide the raw materials for tissue building.
SDOH Assessment
Structured screening to identify barriers like food insecurity or housing instability.
Mental & Behavioral Health
Screening for depression and caregiver burnout with licensed social workers.
Direct Care Coordination
Real-time updates to PCPs, specialists, and care teams — no information black holes.
The Pioneer Service Suite:
Closing Gaps While We Close Wounds
For health plans and ACOs, every home visit represents a touchpoint with your hardest-to-reach members. Our Pioneer Service Suite leverages that access to deliver additional screenings that drive HEDIS gap closure and HCC capture.
Request Program DetailsMetabolic & Limb Assessment
Full care plans and HCC code capture to identify amputation risk early.
Diabetic Retinopathy Screening
AI-powered handheld screening to close HEDIS gaps during the home visit.
Bone Density Screening
Portable ultrasound to detect osteopenia and Charcot risk.
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM)
Capturing vital signs and chronic disease indicators between clinical visits.

Who Delivers
the Care
Our model is not built on subcontractors or per-diem staff. Every patient is managed by a dedicated, multidisciplinary team with deep specialization.
Wound-Certified NPs
Clinical leads performing assessments, debridement, and planning.
Registered Dietitians
Focused on whole-person nutritional protocols.
Licensed Social Workers
Integrated behavioral health and psychosocial support.
Health Navigators
Community resource and care continuity management.
The Numbers Behind the Model
We are transparent about outcomes because our entire business model depends on them.
Wound Improvement Rate
Compared to a national average of 66%
Hospital Readmission Rate
Solving systemic causes, not just surface symptoms
Biologic Cost Efficiency
Using therapies based on clinical need, not billing
This Is What
Accountable Wound Care
Looks Like.
If your organization bears risk for a population with chronic wounds, you need a partner that treats the disease — not one that sells you products. Old Mission Wound Care delivers total clinical management, transparent outcomes, and financial alignment that rewards healing.