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Rehabilitation Services
Wound Care and Prevention Team
Providing a comprehensive team approach to the management and prevention of acute and chronic wounds.
As a patient where can I utilize your services?
The Wound Care/Prevention Team serves patients in all settings including Acute Care (hospital patients), Long Term Care, Outpatient Rehabilitation, as well as Home Health and Hospice.
How Does the Program Work?
At Memorial Health Center wounds meeting specific criteria are evaluated by the Wound Care/Prevention team with evaluation findings and recommendations communicated to the primary care physician. Recommendations for treatment however, will only be carried out if ordered by the primary care physician.
The primary care physician and Wound Care/Prevention team members are notified of any significant changes in the wound and/or a change in the patient's status. The Wound Care/Prevention Team will re-evaluate the wound on a weekly basis through wound rounds. Our team will evaluate the patient in a holistic manner, assessing all aspects of care and prevention to best serve the patient.
Scope of Wound Care:
• Pressure Ulcers
• Diabetic Ulcers
• Burns
• Surgical Wounds
• Amputations
• Self-Inflicted Wounds
• Cellulitis
• Arterial Ulcers
• Venous Ulcers
To Become Involved
Memorial Health Center's Wound Care/Prevention Team strives to work in close contact with local and regional physicians to help ensure the care received is of the highest quality. Our team successfully implements protocols and care ordered by physicians to ensure continuity of care in all settings. To access the team lease call Memorial Health Center's Rehabilitation Department at (308) 254-5355, Home Health at (308) 254-3723, or Long Term Care at (308) 254-3314.
Wound Care and Prevention Team
Providing a comprehensive team approach to the management and prevention of acute and chronic wounds.
As a patient where can I utilize your services?
The Wound Care/Prevention Team serves patients in all settings including Acute Care (hospital patients), Long Term Care, Outpatient Rehabilitation, as well as Home Health and Hospice.
How Does the Program Work?
At Memorial Health Center wounds meeting specific criteria are evaluated by the Wound Care/Prevention team with evaluation findings and recommendations communicated to the primary care physician. Recommendations for treatment however, will only be carried out if ordered by the primary care physician.
The primary care physician and Wound Care/Prevention team members are notified of any significant changes in the wound and/or a change in the patient's status. The Wound Care/Prevention Team will re-evaluate the wound on a weekly basis through wound rounds. Our team will evaluate the patient in a holistic manner, assessing all aspects of care and prevention to best serve the patient.
Scope of Wound Care:
• Pressure Ulcers
• Diabetic Ulcers
• Burns
• Surgical Wounds
• Amputations
• Self-Inflicted Wounds
• Cellulitis
• Arterial Ulcers
• Venous Ulcers
To Become Involved
Memorial Health Center's Wound Care/Prevention Team strives to work in close contact with local and regional physicians to help ensure the care received is of the highest quality. Our team successfully implements protocols and care ordered by physicians to ensure continuity of care in all settings. To access the team lease call Memorial Health Center's Rehabilitation Department at (308) 254-5355, Home Health at (308) 254-3723, or Long Term Care at (308) 254-3314.
