Wound Care · Greater Vancouver
Wound care and dressing, in the comfort of home.
Wounds that are slow to heal, or require regular dressing changes, need a nurse's careful eye. Our Registered Nurses and LPNs provide clean, professional wound care that supports healing and helps prevent complications.
Service overview
Careful, clinical attention to healing.
Whether a wound resulted from surgery, a fall, or a chronic condition like diabetes, healing well requires clean, consistent care and a trained eye watching for signs of infection or slow progress.
Our nurses follow physician-directed wound care protocols, documenting healing progress at each visit and communicating any concerns quickly to your loved one's care team, so small issues are caught before they become serious.
Benefits
Why our wound care makes a difference.
Registered Nurse expertise
Dressing changes and wound assessments are performed by qualified nursing professionals.
Infection prevention focus
Careful technique and monitoring help reduce the risk of complications.
Physician coordination
We follow prescribed protocols and share updates with your loved one's doctor.
Consistent visit scheduling
Regular visits keep healing on track without the hassle of clinic trips.
Is it time?
Signs professional wound care could help.
- A wound that isn't healing as quickly as expected
- Redness, swelling, odour or discharge that may signal infection
- A recent surgery with an incision requiring regular dressing changes
- Pressure sores from limited mobility or extended bed rest
- Diabetes-related wounds that need extra careful monitoring
- Difficulty managing dressing changes safely at home
How it works
Getting started with wound care.
Call our care team
Tell us about your loved one's needs so we can recommend the right kind of support.
Free RN assessment
A Registered Nurse visits at home to evaluate needs and build a personalized plan.
Caregiver matching
We select a caregiver or nurse suited to the specific care required.
Ongoing review
The plan is reviewed regularly and adjusted as needs change over time.
In families' own words
Trusted with delicate, clinical care.
Questions
Wound care FAQs.
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