Patient Journey

Proper Wound Care, Better Patient Outcomes

Our structured, evidence-based three-step process ensures every patient receives
comprehensive, personalized wound care from the very first visit.
The CR Mobile Process

Your Care Journey, Step by Step

We believe that transparent, structured care leads to better outcomes. Here’s exactly what to
expect when you partner with CR Mobile Wound Care.

1

Evaluation & Assessment

Your healing journey begins with a thorough, comprehensive evaluation conducted by a certified wound care specialist in your home. This assessment forms the foundation of your personalized care plan and ensures we have a complete understanding of your wound and overall health status.

Initial consultation to understand your history and concerns
Thorough wound assessment including size, depth, staging, and tissue quality
Comprehensive review of your medical history and comorbidities
Discussion of available treatments, medications, and care options
Evaluation of pain levels and associated symptoms
Assessment of nutritional status and its impact on healing
Review of current medications that may affect wound healing

2

Diagnostic Lab Testing & Personalized Care Plan

After your assessment, we develop a comprehensive, individualized care plan designed specifically for your wound type, health status, and healing goals. When clinically indicated, diagnostic tests are ordered to guide treatment decisions.

Our care plan is customized to target infection and promote healing, and we’ll review it with you in detail to ensure you understand every aspect of your treatment approach. We believe informed patients are active partners in their own healing.

Diagnostic Testing: After your assessment, diagnostic tests may be ordered as needed using only trusted labs for accurate and timely results. Test results are reviewed with you and incorporated into your care plan refinement.

FDA-Regulated Skin Substitutes: You may receive treatment using FDA-regulated skin substitutes designed to accelerate wound healing for better outcomes. These advanced biological materials are selected based on your specific wound characteristics and healing needs.

3

Understanding the Allograft Application Process

If you’re eligible for advanced wound care, it’s important to understand how the allograft application process works. Our specialists walk you through each step so you know exactly what to expect and how to optimize your healing between visits.

Medicare allows up to 10 visits for allograft application
The process begins with careful removal of dead tissue from the wound bed to prepare for the graft
A thin biological graft is applied to the prepared wound bed to promote healing and tissue regeneration
The graft is secured and covered with appropriate protective dressings
After application, you’ll receive detailed wound care instructions to support optimal healing between visits
Progress is monitored and documented at each visit with photographic evidence
Treatment plan is adjusted based on healing response and clinical findings

Patient Referral Process

Healthcare providers referring patients to CR Mobile Wound Care can submit the following screening documents by fax. Our team will contact the patient promptly to schedule their initial home assessment.
📠 713-513-5311
Please include all of the following documents with your referral:
📄 Patient Face Sheet
📋 2-3 Days of Wound Notes
🏥 Insurance Information
Questions & Answers

Patient Process FAQ

What should I expect during my first home visit?

Your first visit will last approximately 60-90 minutes. Our specialist will conduct a full wound and health assessment, review your medical history, and explain the proposed treatment plan in detail. You’ll have ample time to ask questions and express your care preferences.

Visit frequency depends on your wound type and severity. Initial treatment often involves 1-3 visits per week. As your wound improves, visits may be reduced. Your care plan will specify the recommended schedule, which is adjusted at each visit based on healing progress.

Skin substitutes are FDA-regulated biological or bioengineered materials used to promote wound healing when the body’s natural processes are insufficient. They are clinically proven, safe, and widely used in wound care medicine. Your specialist will explain the specific product being used and answer all your questions.

Have your current medications list available, ensure the area near your wound is accessible and well-lit, and prepare a list of any concerns or questions. Our specialist will bring all necessary supplies. Having a family member or caregiver present during visits, especially early ones, is encouraged.

Ready to Begin Your Treatment?

Contact CR Mobile Wound Care to schedule your initial assessment and take
the first step toward better healing outcomes.