Visit-confirmation message within 30 minutes, 24 hour response time · Medicare accepted

Increasing access to wound care throughout Central Florida

Wound care you can count on, delivered to your bedside.

A wound that won't heal is hard enough. Avoid repeat trips to a clinic or Emergency Room. Curada Health brings wound specialists to the home, independent living, or assisted living helping increase access to care.

2018
Caring for Central FL
24 hrs
Avg. first visit
Same day
Referral contact
NP + MD
Clinical oversight

First — confirm territory

Check the patient's ZIP before you fill anything else.

Our field team is routed by territory across Central Florida. A quick ZIP check tells you in seconds whether the patient is inside our active service area — so you're not stuck filling out a referral we can't action today.

Service area

Is your patient in our territory?

Type a 5-digit ZIP; we'll confirm before you fill out the rest of the form.

The gap we close

Wound care deserts are operationally — not clinically — broken.

Most home health agencies and practices can refer a patient. Few can guarantee the patient is seen the same day, that wound measurements come back on a steady cadence, or that the referrer ever sees a closed chart. Curada Health is the wound-care partner that shows up before the day is out and keeps the case manager's inbox current.

4–7 days

Avg. mobile-wound wait

Many NP-only mobile wound operators report first-visit lead times measured in days, not hours — and post-op or diabetic wounds don't have that kind of time.

Prompt, no chasing

Referrer visibility

Every intake triggers a same-day message back to the source. Wound photos, measurements, and the plan land in the referrer's inbox — not buried in our chart.

For patients & families

Caring for someone with a wound that won't heal?

You shouldn't have to load a loved one into the car twice a week to keep a wound from getting worse. We come to them, at home, and coordinate closely with their care team.

  • Bedside visits at home, in independent living, or in assisted living
  • We coordinate with the primary care doctor and home health team
  • We verify Medicare benefits before the first visit, in plain English

For doctors, home health & facilities

Have a patient who needs specialist wound care?

You see them in clinic. You know they need more than a weekly dressing change, and you know they can't easily make the trip to a wound center. We're the answer to that gap.

  • Typically at the bedside within 48 hours of receiving the order
  • Visit notes and progress photos returned to your EMR or fax
  • We bill Medicare Part B directly — no billing burden on your practice

How the loop runs

From referral to signed update — one business day.

This is the cadence a referring team sees without extra phone calls. Photos, measurements, the plan of care, and the next visit window land in the case manager's inbox the same day as the first visit.

Referrer receives

  • Visit-confirmation message within 30 minutes of intake
  • Photo and measurement after every bedside visit
  • Signed plan of care and dressing order, same day
  • Weekly progress note back to the referral source
  1. 1
    Intake

    Referral received

    A fax, a portal referral, a phone call, or a secure email. We confirm wound type, location, mobility, and the referring team's preferred channel within 30 minutes.

  2. 2
    Dispatch

    Provider routed by territory

    A board-certified Advanced Practice Provider is routed to the patient's home — typically the same business day within our Central Florida territory.

  3. 3
    At the bedside

    Visit, measure, photograph

    Wound assessment, measurement, photography, debridement within scope, and dressing application — all documented at the visit.

  4. 4
    Plan of care

    Reviewed and signed

    The plan of care is authored and signed, with physician oversight escalated where the case requires it, under Medicare's applicable supervision rules.

  5. 5
    Push back

    Update sent, cadence begins

    A signed update reaches the referring team's inbox the same day. Weekly notes continue until discharge, with a closing summary back to the source.

Services

Specialized therapies, at the bedside.

Pressure injuries

Stage two, three, and four pressure injuries get specialized assessment and an evolving care plan. Debridement performed at the bedside when medically necessary.

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Diabetic foot ulcers

When a foot wound has stalled for weeks, specialized assessment matters. Treated at the bedside, in coordination with the endocrinologist and primary care doctor.

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Venous & arterial leg wounds

Multi-layer compression therapy, fitted and applied at home. We adjust to what the wound — and the patient — can tolerate that day.

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Post-surgical wounds

Dehiscence, slow-closing incisions, and stalled surgical sites managed at home, in coordination with the operating surgeon.

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Non-contact ultrasound therapy

Low-frequency ultrasound for chronic wounds that have stopped progressing on standard care — painless, and performed in a few minutes.

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For physicians & home health

Refer the patient. We handle the rest.

You don't have time to coordinate a wound consult, a home health agency, and a patient's family. We do. Send the referral — we take it from there.

  • 1

    Send the referral.

    Fax, secure email, or our online form. We accept partial information and follow up for the rest.

  • 2

    We contact the patient.

    Same business day, usually within a couple of hours. We confirm the address, verify Medicare benefits, and schedule the first visit.

  • 3

    We see the patient bedside.

    Typically within 48 hours of the order. Initial assessment, photographs, and a wound care plan documented to your EMR.

  • 4

    We close the loop.

    Weekly visit notes and progress photos sent back to you and the home health team.

Refer a patient

Secure emailreferral@curadahealth.com
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For referral sources

Built for the teams that send us cases.

Curada Health accepts cases from each of the channels below on the day they call, and pushes an update back the same day.

Home health agencies

Episodic wound visits, then back to your RN's plan of care.

Hospital discharge

Post-discharge wounds, seen the same day the patient gets home.

Skilled nursing facilities

Skilled-nursing follow-up wound care, coordinated with your DON.

Primary care

For patients who can't reach a wound center on their own.

Surgical practices

Complex post-op sites and dehiscence, seen at the bedside.

Why Curada Health

Specialist care, without the trade-offs.

Continuity of care

We keep the same Advanced Practice Provider on your case whenever possible, so care builds visit over visit instead of starting over.

Physician-supervised

Every plan of care is overseen by our supervising physician and coordinated with the patient's primary care doctor.

Care at the bedside

At home, in independent living, or in assisted living — no loading a loved one into the car for a clinic across town.

Usually within 48 hours

We contact the patient the same business day a referral arrives, and are typically bedside within 48 hours of the order.

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We handle Medicare

We verify benefits up front, bill Medicare Part B directly, and explain any costs before the first visit.

The loop stays closed

Weekly visit notes and progress photos go back to the referring provider and home health team.

Service area

Central Florida. One phone number.

Serving patients across nine Central Florida counties. If the patient's address is in our coverage area, we can usually be at the bedside within 48 hours of intake.

OrangeSeminoleOsceolaLake VolusiaPolkMarionFlaglerBrevard

FAQ

Questions families ask us first.

Does Medicare cover wound care at home?

Medicare Part B may cover medically necessary wound care provided in the home or a facility when eligibility criteria are met. We verify benefits and explain any out-of-pocket costs before the first visit.

How quickly can a provider come out?

We usually reach the bedside within 48 hours of intake, and contact the patient the same business day a referral comes in — often within a couple of hours.

Do we need a doctor's order or referral first?

Not always. Patients may be referred by a primary care provider, a specialist, a home health agency, or a facility, and in some cases may reach out directly. Care is provided only when medically necessary.

What kinds of wounds do you treat?

Pressure injuries, diabetic foot ulcers, venous and arterial leg wounds, post-surgical wounds, and other chronic, non-healing wounds.

Request a visit

What's been going on with the wound?

Leave a name and number and we call back the same business day, usually within a couple of hours. No obligation.

  • No obligation — we call back the same business day
  • We verify Medicare benefits and explain costs up front
  • Board-certified, wound-care-certified clinicians

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