Who We Are
Building the Infrastructure Behind the Future of Wound Care
Building the Infrastructure Behind the Future of Wound Care
WoundBridge Health was created to support a future where wound care is not limited by geography, mobility, reimbursement complexity, or operational constraints. Our platform enables practices to expand, serve wider populations, and operate with the efficiency and discipline of a national organization.
Our Mission
To empower wound care providers—mobile, home-based, and facility-based — to deliver
exceptional care to more patients through national, scalable infrastructure.
exceptional care to more patients through national, scalable infrastructure.
Why Practices Partner With Us
Wound care providers face a complex set of challenges:
- High-acuity patients who cannot travel
- Fragmented communication between care settings
- Logistical barriers to covering multiple facilities or homes
- Limited infrastructure to expand into new states
- Administrative burden that limits clinical reach
Wound care providers face a complex set of challenges:
- High-acuity patients who cannot travel
- Fragmented communication between care settings
- Logistical barriers to covering multiple facilities or homes
- Limited infrastructure to expand into new states
- Administrative burden that limits clinical reach
We support:
- Mobile wound care practices
- Home-based wound care programs
- Hospital outpatient departments (HOPDs)
- Federally qualified health centers (FQHCs)
- Rural health clinics (RHCs)
- Article 28 facilities (NY)
- Ambulatory surgical centers (ASC)
- Vascular, surgical, and podiatric outpatient programs
- Multispecialty groups integrating wound care services
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
Patient-centered access
Everything we build is designed to help clinicians reach more patients —especially those least able to reach care.
Operations-first discipline
Scaling wound care requires structure, consistency, and well-designed workflows. We build those systems.
National scalability
Our models work in dense urban regions, suburban networks, and rural communities alike.
Clinical independence
Providers maintain full clinical control. We strengthen the infrastructure around them.