Wound Debridement at Home
Wound Debridement to Help Wounds Heal — at Home
Debridement is the removal of dead or non-viable tissue from a wound. When this tissue is left in place, it can slow healing and increase the risk of infection. Clearing it allows the surrounding healthy tissue to recover and helps a wound move forward instead of stalling.
Our licensed clinicians perform appropriate debridement in the comfort of your home, as one part of a broader wound care plan. The right approach is chosen based on the wound and your overall health, and every step is coordinated with your physician so your care stays consistent and safe.
Wound Debridement FAQs
What is wound debridement?
Wound debridement is the removal of dead or non-viable tissue from a wound. Clearing this tissue helps the surrounding healthy tissue heal and is often an important step in managing chronic or complex wounds.
Can debridement be done at home?
Yes. Our licensed clinicians perform appropriate debridement in the patient's home as part of a broader wound care plan, coordinated with your physician. The method is chosen based on the wound and your overall health.
Does Medicare cover in-home wound debridement?
We accept Medicare and most insurance plans. Coverage depends on your plan and clinical need, and we review it with you before care begins.
Request a Wound Debridement Visit
Tell us about the wound and we'll get back to you within one business day — usually a quick call to coordinate a referral and schedule an in-home assessment. Medicare and most insurance accepted.