Clinical wound assessment
Review the wound’s history, location, dimensions, tissue, drainage, and surrounding skin. Relevant health conditions and circulation concerns help guide treatment and any further evaluation.
What to expectWound care services
Clinical wound care.
From assessment to follow-up.
A wound’s history, current condition, and contributing factors guide treatment. Amniotti provides mobile assessment, individualized management, and follow-up, coordinated with the patient’s existing care team.
Individualized wound management
A plan may include wound cleansing, dressing selection, skin protection, and management of contributing pressure. Each recommendation reflects the wound and the patient’s clinical needs.
Conditions we assessDebridement when indicated
The clinician determines whether removal of nonviable tissue is appropriate and selects a method that reflects the wound, clinical risks, comfort, and treatment goals.
Ultrasound debridementSelected tissue-based wound coverings
Certain products may be considered for selected wounds after clinical review. The proposed product’s role, risks, alternatives, follow-up, and costs are discussed individually.
Understand product selectionCare team coordination
Recommendations are coordinated with the clinicians, home health nurses, facility staff, and caregivers involved in the patient’s ongoing care.
For referring professionalsFollow-up and patient guidance
Review wound changes and treatment response, explain any adjustments, and help patients and caregivers understand the care plan and when to seek further assessment.
Working with your care teamDifferent wounds. Individual plans.
Conditions we assess.
The wound’s cause and the person’s overall health inform the care plan. Treatment is selected following clinical review.
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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 careCare 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.