Start with a conversation
Tell us the patient’s city, care setting, and main concern. We explain the records, insurance review, and scheduling requirements.
Mobile wound care · Across California
Advanced wound care.Right where you are.
When a wound needs professional attention, care should be thorough, coordinated, and easy to understand. Amniotti brings clinical assessment, individualized treatment, and follow-up to your home or care facility.
Serving patients and care teams throughout California.
Home & facility visits
Individualized care plans
Care team coordination
California-wide service
The right place to begin
Care for your needs.
A partner for your team.
Patients & families
For a new, persistent, or changing wound, understand what an assessment involves and how to arrange care at your location.
Find care for yourself or a loved oneClinicians & care teams
Connect your patient or resident with bedside assessment, practical treatment recommendations, and follow-up coordinated with the existing care team.
Explore referral informationThe Amniotti experience
Clinical care.
In a familiar setting.
Our mobile visits bring wound assessment and follow-up into the patient’s daily care setting. Recommendations reflect the clinical findings, the patient’s goals, and the support already in place.
Explore care at your location
A clinical approach, a personal connection
A wound deserves
more than a dressing.
The right plan begins with understanding why a wound is not progressing. We consider the wound, circulation concerns, pressure, mobility, and overall health before recommending treatment.
- Understand the woundAssess its condition, review current treatment, and consider factors affecting healing.
- Explain the planDiscuss the purpose of treatment, relevant options, and care needed between visits.
- Review the responseReassess wound changes, adjust recommendations, and keep the care team informed.
Conditions we assess
Focused care for
complex wound needs.
A wound’s cause, condition, and response to prior care shape the treatment plan. Assessment also identifies concerns that need further evaluation.
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Diabetic foot ulcers
A foot wound needs attention even when it causes little pain. Care considers pressure, circulation, sensation, and infection concerns.
Explore care 02Pressure injuries
Care addresses both the wound and contributing pressure, with attention to positioning, skin protection, comfort, and daily support.
Explore care 03Venous leg ulcers
Lower-leg wounds may involve vein circulation and swelling. Establishing the cause and assessing blood flow guide the treatment plan.
Explore care 04Surgical & other non-healing wounds
An incision that opens, develops new or increasing drainage, or is not progressing needs clinical review and coordination with the surgical team.
Explore careFrom inquiry to ongoing care
A considered process.
A clear next step.
Understand the wound
The clinician reviews the wound, relevant history, and current care, then explains the findings and an individualized treatment plan.
Follow through on the plan
Follow-up reviews wound changes and the response to treatment. Recommendations are adjusted when needed and coordinated with those providing daily care.
For referring professionals
A clinical partner.
A shared plan for care.
For facility and referral teams, continuity matters. We bring wound assessment and treatment recommendations to the bedside, working with attending clinicians, nursing staff, and the people responsible for care between visits.
- Assessment findings that inform the treatment plan.
- Practical recommendations for ongoing wound care.
- Follow-up coordinated with the patient’s existing team.
Mobile care throughout California
Closer to care.
Across the state.
Based in Beverly Hills and serving communities throughout California. We coordinate visits for the patient’s address, care setting, and clinical needs.
Greater Los Angeles
Mobile visits coordinated for private homes, assisted living communities, and skilled nursing facilities across the Los Angeles area.
- Los Angeles
- Beverly Hills
- West Hollywood
- Santa Monica
- Culver City
- Pasadena
Answers before you arrange care
Questions about
your next step?
Learn where visits take place, how we work with existing care teams, and what happens before treatment is arranged.
Talk with our teamWhere can I receive care?
Amniotti arranges visits in private homes, assisted living communities, and skilled nursing facilities across California. Availability is coordinated for the patient’s address and clinical needs.
Can I call for a family member?
Yes. Patients, family members, and caregivers can contact us to discuss a visit and learn what information is needed.
Do you work with home health and facility teams?
Yes. We coordinate assessment and follow-up with existing clinicians, home health nurses, and facility staff. Our visits complement the daily care already in place.
How are treatment decisions made?
The clinician reviews the wound, medical history, current treatment, and goals of care. Procedures and advanced products are considered only when appropriate for the individual wound.
What should I have ready when I call?
Have the patient’s city, care setting, and the name of the person coordinating care ready. Our team will explain the records and insurance information needed for review.
Will insurance cover my care?
Coverage depends on the plan, care setting, medical necessity, and services provided. Our team can review benefits and explain known patient costs before care is arranged. A benefits check does not guarantee payment.
Practical patient information
Understand your care.
Know what to ask.
Your first visit
What a wound care assessment can include.
Understand the clinical review, the questions you may be asked, and how a plan takes shape.
Read the guide Care coordinationA shared understanding of daily care.
Useful questions for patients, caregivers, and the professionals supporting care between visits.
Read the guide Recognizing changesWhen a wound needs prompt attention.
Recognize changes that need prompt assessment and when to seek urgent care.
Read the guideCare begins with a conversation
Let’s plan the next step in care.
Tell us the patient’s city and care setting. Our team will explain the information needed for review and help coordinate the next step.