Focused Care, Better Outcomes
Your On-Site Wound Care Partner
In skilled nursing and assisted living settings, chronic wounds can quickly strain staff time, documentation, and family trust. Elevated Healing Services provides regular, on-site clinician visits, advanced wound therapies, and collaborative care planning that help your team prevent complications, reduce rehospitalizations, and deliver consistently excellent wound care.
Predictable Schedule
Regular Wound Rounds & Early Detection
Our wound-care clinician rounds in your facility on a predictable schedule—often up to three times per week—providing ongoing assessments, staging, and treatment so issues are caught early before they become crises.
Keep Residents in Place
Fewer Transfers & Stronger Outcomes
By managing complex wounds on-site with advanced therapies and timely escalation when needed, we help you avoid unnecessary ER trips and rehospitalizations while supporting better healing for your residents.
Documentation, QAPI & Surveys
Audit-Ready Notes & QAPI Support
We integrate with major EHRs and provide clear, MDS-conscious documentation and wound tracking that support your QAPI program, survey readiness, and internal reporting.
Idaho Falls’ Dedicated Wound Partner
Specialized Wound Care for Skilled Nursing & Assisted Living
Historically, wound care in our region has been handled by busy hospital departments, PT clinics, or podiatry offices where wounds compete with many other priorities. Elevated Healing Services offers a focused alternative—a clinician-led wound program that comes directly to your facility, bringing advanced modalities, faster access, and a collaborative approach that supports both residents and staff.
Common Wounds in Skilled Nursing & Assisted Living
Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Specialized care to protect limbs, manage infection risk, and support long-term healing for diabetic wounds.
Venous Leg Ulcers
Compression, off-loading, and advanced dressings for chronic venous wounds that are slow to respond to standard care.
Arterial & Ischemic Ulcers
Careful management of oxygen‑starved tissue in collaboration with your vascular and primary care providers.
Pressure Injuries
Evidence‑based treatment and prevention strategies for pressure ulcers, including off‑loading and support surface guidance.
Post‑Surgical & Traumatic Wounds
Support for complex surgical sites, dehisced wounds, and traumatic injuries that need close monitoring.
Grafts & Flaps
Advanced modalities to protect delicate grafts or flaps and encourage strong, durable healing.
Advanced Wound Therapies Available On-Site
Ultrasound Mist Therapy
Non-contact, low-frequency ultrasound that helps disrupt biofilm, reduce surface bacteria, and support faster healing without painful mechanical debridement.
Learn MoreNegative Pressure Wound Therapy
Vacuum-assisted therapy managed at the bedside to remove excess exudate, reduce edema, and promote healthy granulation while residents remain in your facility.
Collagen & Biologic Dressings
Advanced collagen dressings and amniotic skin substitutes that provide a regenerative scaffold, protect fragile tissue, and support closure of chronic and complex wounds.
Support for Your Team
A Wound Program That Strengthens Your Staff
Led by Jedd Walker, FNP‑C, our wound program is designed to work alongside your nurses, CNAs, therapy staff, and medical director—not replace them. We reduce staff burden with clear care plans, staging guidance, and day-to-day clinical support, so your team feels confident managing even complex wounds while we handle advanced procedures and oversight.
Learn more about the clinician leading your programSkilled Nursing & Assisted Living FAQ
How often will your clinician round in our facility?
Rounding frequency is tailored to your census and acuity, but many partners see our clinician on-site up to three times per week, with telehealth available between visits for urgent concerns.
Do you replace our nurses or wound nurses?
No. We work alongside your nursing team, therapy staff, and medical director, providing specialist input, advanced procedures, and education while your team continues daily wound care.
How is billing handled for residents?
For eligible residents, services are typically billed under Medicare Part B or other insurance, rather than to the facility. We can review coverage details with your team during onboarding.
Can you work within our existing EHR and documentation workflows?
Yes. We integrate with major long-term care EHR platforms and provide clear, MDS-conscious documentation and wound tracking to support QAPI, survey readiness, and internal reporting.
Do you offer education or in-services for our staff?
Absolutely. We provide in-service education on wound etiology, staging, prevention, and documentation so your nurses and CNAs feel more confident and consistent in their day-to-day care.
Ready to Elevate Wound Care in Your Facility?
Partner with Elevated Healing Services to bring specialized, clinician-led wound care directly to your skilled nursing or assisted living community—helping you improve outcomes, support staff, and reduce unnecessary hospital transfers.