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Whether you are new to mobile wound care or a seasoned provider, one question that often arises is, how do I pack my bag? Advanced wound care requires an evidence-based approach. We must keep in mind the purpose and goal of any treatment plan developed...

patient overview Patient is a 69-year-old female referred to Mendota Health with a chronic wound of the abdomen due to several large hernia repairs. Wound was 118 CM at initial consult and had been present for over a year when referred to Mendota Health for advanced...

Kamran Khatri, MSN, FNP-C is one of Mendota Health's Regional Directors of Clinical Management. He shared a bit of his journey and vision for Mendota Health in a recent interview. From discussing the transformative impact of technology in medicine to exploring the vital role of...

“There needs to be a wound conference dedicated to mobile wound care” Dr. Deruelle, Mendota Health’s Chief Medical Officer said to Dr. Serena, Founder and Medical Director of the SerenaGroup, as they drove together to visit patients.  This conversation was the beginning of what is...

Sarah Shepler DNP, AGNP-C, is a Regional Director of Clinical Management for Mendota Health. Sarah has nearly two decades of experience in healthcare and began her career in 2006 as a nursing assistant. Initially aspiring to be a sports medicine doctor, she quickly discovered a...

How our Mobile Wound Care Services Make a Difference In long-term care facilities, providing comprehensive and effective wound care is a significant challenge. With an aging population and the prevalence of chronic conditions such as diabetes and vascular diseases, the incidence of wounds that require specialized...

"It's the kind of disaster you get trained for but never think will happen". A message Melissa Grimes, the Mendota Health Community Engagement Director for Indianapolis, Indiana, texted to her team at 3 AM the morning of March 15th.Just hours earlier a tornado ripped through...

Introduction Treating hard-to-heal wounds is a complex process that involves shared decision-making from the patient, caregivers, and treatment team.  In treating complex wounds that have stalled and are labeled hard to heal, the medical team must consider ethical principles when making patient care decisions.  Medical ethics are...

Patient Overview 68 year old male with comorbidities of daily smoker, pre-diabetes, gout, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia who developed a deep pressure injury wound on his left heel that had been present for 4 weeks and another wound on his right 5th toe. pressure injury treatment Debridement, UltraMIST, skin...