We specialize in chronic, complex, and non-healing wounds, including diabetic foot ulcers, pressure injuries, venous leg ulcers, surgical wounds, and trauma-related injuries. Our advanced protocols and specialized wound care are designed for wounds that have not responded to traditional care.
Yes. As a mobile wound therapy clinic, our team provides on-site care in patient homes, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, and tribal clinics.
Our goal is to mobilise within approximately 24-48 hours of receiving a complete referral, especially for patients at higher risk (for example limb-loss or major infection).
Because NWT combines accessibility (mobile outreach to underserved/rural/tribal areas), precision treatments (e.g., regenerative stem cell therapies, negative pressure wound therapy) and a culturally-rooted care model that honours indigenous sovereignty and community needs.
You can initiate a referral to Native Wound Therapy by providing standard clinical documentation (wound history, current treatment plan, location of care) and contact our referral team directly via our website. Once we receive the referral, we assess and deploy our team.
We offer advanced wound-care services including on-site wound assessment & treatment planning, precision care plans, stem cell therapies, negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT), localized dermal oxygenation therapy and limb salvage protocols.
We collaborate closely — our mobile team integrates with existing home health, facility nursing, primary care or specialist teams to ensure continuity of care, clear communication, and consistent scheduling of wound-treatment visits.
We are structured to serve underserved, rural and tribal communities across our states of operation — deploying mobile care where traditional clinic access is limited.
Absolutely. Native Wound Therapy’s model is designed to integrate with your team: we’ll coordinate our visits so that wound-care therapy complements your existing services rather than duplicates or conflicts with them.
Yes — our team brings full wound-care capability to homes, assisted living, skilled nursing facilities, tribal health clinics and rural sites. We adapt to the environment and logistics of your location.
It’s helpful if you share the following: current wound assessment or history, previous treatments/outcomes, patient mobility status, co-morbidities (e.g., diabetes, vascular disease), and the location where the patient resides or will remain. This enables NWT to prepare appropriate equipment and plan the first visit efficiently.
By deploying our mobile advanced wound care services quickly (24-48 hours) and delivering aggressive, specialised treatments in the post-acute or home environment, we help prevent complications (such as infection, limb loss, readmission), improving the chances of successful discharge and continuity of care.
A referral packet should include patient demographics, wound history/diagnosis, current wound-care provider (if any), facility/location of residence post-discharge, insurance or payor status, and any anticipated logistic challenges (home access, rural location, tribal land). The more complete the information, the faster we can mobilise.
Yes — one of our core missions is to serve tribal, rural and underserved populations, leveraging our mobile-first model to bring expert wound-care to locations that might lack easy access.
Advanced mobile wound care rooted in cultural integrity, clinical innovation, and compassionate service.
Proudly serving tribal, rural, and underserved communities across the United States.
