“WCA has provided outstanding clinical support, we have realized dramatic improvement in our patient care related to wound prevention and management throughout our hospital due to their efforts.”
Leading Clinical Support
“WCA provides me with best practice guidelines while supporting my clinical decisions. Their clinical tools and extraordinary technology is second to none.”
Successful Financial Models
“Since 2002, our outpatient centers have averaged over a 48% margin for our partner hospitals.”
Continued Long-Term Value
“We should earn your business every day. Rule #6.”
EXPERIENCE MATTERS
For more than 15 years, we have worked with hospitals across the country to help their wound centers meet their financial, operational, and clinical goals.
A shared commitment to outstanding patient care is the foundation on which the best partnerships are formed.
Verdugo Hills Hospital had an existing self-managed wound care program that was struggling on its own. Recognizing the need to improve the wound center operations and add hyperbaric medicine as a service line, they chose Wound Care Advantage to build, operate, and manage the program in 2007. USC Verdugo Hills Hospital is the longest continuously running program in our portfolio. Please read the case study for details.
Shortly after I founded Wound Care Advantage more than 15 years ago, Bob Trautman, CEO of Lancaster Community Hospital, took a chance on us. He signed our first wound center contract and we started what became a long and rewarding partnership.
Several team members welcomed Alexandra Wynkoop, BSN, RN into the WCA family to begin her new position at Saint Francis Memorial Hospital (Dignity Health) in San Francisco. From left to right: Amanda Richardson, Director of Corporate Projects; Karen Redmond, WCA President; Alexandra Wynkoop; Morgan Craven, VP of WCA HR.
