We are wound care education management consulting technology compliance revenue cycle experts.

Building, transitioning, or improving wound care programs for hospital partners.

Welcome to Wound Care Advantage

We help hospitals run successful outpatient wound care programs.

Management Models

MANAGES

wound care programs for hospitals

EMPOWERS

hospitals that run their own wound care programs

CONSULTS

for hospitals on their wound care needs

HOSPITAL SOLUTIONS

What do you need from a partner?

PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT

We provide new program development assistance and consulting for organizations wanting to add or expand wound care services.

Unique approaches for outpatient, inpatient, and other settings in the continuum of care.

Market analysis

PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

From turnkey to fully customized, we offer a range of management services.

WCA has options for non-managed programs needing assistance and for hospitals looking to change management partners.

Program assessment

Learn more about our models and the services we offer

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OUR PARTNERS SAY

“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.”

Theresa Murphy, RN, MS, CENP

Chief Nursing Officer

USC Verdugo Hills Hospital
Keck Medicine of USC

FROM THE BLOG

December 4, 2019

Hyperbaric Oxygen Chambers: To Buy...or Not to Buy?

Back in 2011, our CEO Mike Comer wrote a blog post about whether to rent or buy a hyperbaric chamber for an outpatient wound care program, and that post continues to generate interest to this day. Since that time, our industry has experienced many changes, but the interest and need for hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is still very much alive.

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What We Did Today

November 21, 2019

Greensburg, IN

Today at WCA programs across the country including Decatur County Memorial Hospital, our team is recognizing National Pressure Injury Prevention Day by increasing awareness about pressure injury prevention. It is estimated that 2.5 million people a year develop a pressure injury, and no other preventable event occurs as frequently. Patients with Hospital Acquired Pressure Injuries (HAPIs) have a median excess length of stay of 4.31 days and 60,000 patients die a year as a direct result of Pressure Injuries. Visit www.NPIAP.com for more information.

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