GTI Wound Care FAQ's

GTI Mobile Wound Care specializes in treating a wide range of wounds including but not limited to; pressure ulcers, diabetic ulcers, vascular ulcers, surgical wounds, burns, and traumatic wounds. In addition, podiatry services are offered as an added service for wound care patients when appropriate.

To refer a patient to GTI Mobile Wound Care, you can contact us via phone, fax, or through our website’s referral form. Please provide the patient’s relevant medical information and your contact details.

We believe in a collaborative approach to patient care and maintain open communication with referring providers. We provide updates on the patient's progress and collaborate on treatment plans as needed.

Referring patients to a mobile wound care service can be beneficial for those with mobility issues or transportation challenges. It reduces the risk of hospital readmissions and enhances the convenience and quality of care for the patient.

Absolutely, our Advanced Practice Wound Care Certified Nurse Practitioners have a support network of wound care physicians they can consult with. Additionally, they have access to a range of other specialists, including podiatrists, cardiovascular specialists and more to ensure that patients receive the most comprehensive and specialized care necessary for their wound management.

GTI Mobile Wound Care aims to serve a wide range of patients with wound care needs. However, specific criteria may apply based on insurance and location. Please contact us for more detailed information on patient eligibility.

Patient consent is obtained before initiating treatment, and GTI Mobile Wound Care adheres strictly to HIPAA regulations to ensure the confidentiality and security of patient information. Our protocols include secure handling and transmission of medical records and compliance with privacy laws.

We understand the importance of timely wound care, especially in urgent cases. Please contact us directly for urgent referrals so that we can make every effort to accommodate the patient in a timely manner.