Mobile Wound Care for People with Pressure Injuries
Advanced Mobile Care for Pressure Injuries (Bedsores)
Pressure injuries, also known as bedsores, can develop quickly in patients with limited mobility. At Agape Life Multicultural Services (ALMSPllc), our board-certified mobile wound care specialists provide hospital-grade treatment directly to your home or facility helping prevent complications, promote healing and reduce hospitalizations across TX, AZ, LA, TN, AR and CO.
What Are Pressure Injuries?
Pressure injuries are wounds that develop when prolonged pressure cuts off blood flow to the skin and underlying tissue. They most commonly occur in areas over bony prominences such as:
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Heels
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Ankles
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Hips
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Tailbone
Patients who are bed-bound, wheelchair-bound or have limited mobility are at highest risk. Pressure injuries range from mild reddening (Stage I) to deep, tissue-destroying wounds (Stage IV) and can lead to severe complications if untreated.
Why Treatment Matters
Pressure injuries are a serious risk for both patient health and facility compliance. Untreated or poorly managed bedsores can lead to:
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Infection or cellulitis
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Bone infection (osteomyelitis)
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Chronic non-healing wounds
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Hospitalization or surgical intervention
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Pain, reduced mobility, and lower quality of life
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Survey citations and regulatory issues for facilities
Early intervention ensures faster healing, prevents complications and maintains regulatory compliance.
Descriptions for Pressure Injuries (Bedsores)
Recognizing pressure injuries early is critical for prevention and treatment:
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Red or discolored skin that does not blanch
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Swelling, warmth or tenderness
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Open sores or blisters
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Deep ulcers exposing tissue or bone
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Odor or drainage from the wound
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Pain or increased discomfort
How ALMS Treats Pressure Injuries
Our mobile wound care teams provide evidence-based, hospital-grade treatment at home or in your facility.
Services Include:
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Regular Wound Rounds: Early detection and monitoring
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Debridement: Removal of dead tissue to promote healing
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Advanced Modalities (CAMPs): Cellular and Advanced Modalities for Products when indicated
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Pressure-Relief & Offloading: Specialized mattresses, cushions and positioning plans
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Infection Prevention & Management: Culture-guided treatments and antimicrobial dressings
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Staff and Family Education: Prevention strategies, daily monitoring and risk reduction
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Coordination with Providers: Physicians, facility nurses, home health agencies
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Our goal: reduce hospitalizations, prevent complications and promote faster, safer healing.