Wound Care Referrals St. Louis

Wound Care Referrals & Partnerships in St. Louis

United Wound Care partners with physicians, home health and hospice agencies, hospital discharge teams, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities and other healthcare professionals across Greater St. Louis. We make it easy to connect patients with specialized wound care in our clinic, at home or in senior care facilities.

Whether you have one patient who needs help now or are looking for a reliable wound-care partner, our team is easy to reach and committed to clear communication throughout care.

Skilled Nursing & Facility Wound Care →

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Ready to Refer a Patient?

Call/Text: 314-789-2486

Fax: 314-789-2487

Why United Wound Care?

Referral partners choose United Wound Care for responsive communication, broad insurance access and continuity across care settings.

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Local and Family Owned

As an independent St. Louis practice, we are responsive, accessible and easy to work with. Our relationships are built one patient and one referral partner at a time.

Insurance Acceptance

We accept most major insurance plans, including Medicare, Medicaid and VA, helping reduce barriers for patients and referral sources.

Care Across Settings

We care for patients in our clinic, at home and in skilled nursing facilities, helping maintain continuity when care settings change.

Case Studies

A Wound Care Anchor for SNFs

Skilled nursing facilities are caring for residents with more clinical complexity than ever. Many arrive with wounds that require close follow-up, frequent dressing changes, and thoughtful treatment planning — all while the facility team is balancing countless other priorities. In most buildings, wound care does not suddenly become a major issue overnight. It usually starts more quietly. A wound is not progressing the way it should. Dressing changes begin taking more staff ti

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When to Refer Non-Healing Wounds

Chronic wounds in older adults pose a significant challenge in primary care. An 80-year-old patient with a traumatic wound open for over three months and showing no signs of healing highlights the need for timely referral. This post explores when to refer non-healing wounds, how proper wound care management can lead to recovery, and why primary care offices play a crucial role in this process. Healing progress of a localized traumatic wound on an elderly patient's leg Underst

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Preventing Hospital Re-Admission

Hospital discharge is often seen as the finish line — but for patients with complex surgical wounds, it’s just the beginning. At United Wound Care Centers, we frequently see patients who are discharged with significant wounds, limited support, and a high risk of complications. One recent case highlights how specialized outpatient wound care can make the difference between a smooth recovery and a costly readmission. The Challenge The patient, a woman in her 70s, was discharged

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