Wound care nursing in your home, across Northwest Florida
We bring specialized wound care nursing to those healing at home in Okaloosa, Walton and Bay counties. Florida Medicaid and private insurance accepted, under your physician’s orders.
Not sure if you qualify? Check coverage and eligibility

Care delivered where you live — your home, on your schedule.
- Florida Medicaid & private insurance accepted
- Serving Okaloosa, Walton & Bay Counties
- Wound care nursing in your home
Services
Wound care we provide at home
Nine wound types we care for, all under your physician's orders and delivered where you live.

Diabetic foot ulcers
Diabetic foot ulcers are open sores that can form on the feet of people with diabetes.
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Pressure wounds and bedsores
A pressure injury (also called a pressure ulcer, pressure sore or bedsore) is damage to skin and tissue caused by staying in one position too long.
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Cellulitis and skin infections
Cellulitis is a bacterial infection of the skin and the tissue just beneath it.
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Surgical wounds and incisions
After surgery, some incisions need skilled dressing changes and watching for infection.
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Skin tears
A skin tear is a wound where fragile, thin skin has been torn — often from a bump, a bandage or a gentle pull.
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Trauma wounds and lacerations
Trauma wounds are injuries from a fall, a cut, a bump or a crash.
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Arterial ulcers
Arterial ulcers are wounds caused by poor blood flow to the legs or feet.
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Lymphatic and lymphedema wounds
Lymphedema is swelling caused by a build-up of lymph fluid, usually in an arm or leg.
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Venous ulcers
Venous leg ulcers are open wounds caused by poor blood return in the veins, usually near the ankle.
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How it works
How to get started in 3 steps
No long forms and no medical details needed to begin — one phone call is enough for us to tell you what is possible.
Call us or send a referral
One call starts it. Tell us the county, the type of wound and who is treating you, and we take it from there.
We confirm the order and your coverage
We check that your physician’s order is in place, review your benefits, and tell you exactly what to expect — before the first visit.
A nurse comes to your home
A registered nurse assesses the wound, starts the care your physician ordered and agrees a visit schedule with you.
What to expect at your first visit
Plan on about an hour. The first visit is longer than the ones that follow because we are getting to know you, your home and your wound.
- We review your medications, your medical history and the wound care orders from your physician.
- We look at the wound itself — size, depth, drainage and the skin around it.
- We clean and dress the wound using the products your physician ordered.
- We agree the next visit date and show your caregiver what to watch for in between.
Please have your medication list, your insurance card and a list of your doctors ready, and choose a comfortable, well-lit place where the nurse can work.
Insurance & payment
Will my insurance cover home wound care?
Usually, when a physician orders it and it is medically necessary. Here is how to find out for certain.
Does Medicaid cover home wound care in Florida?
We do not bill Medicare at this time. If you have Medicare, call us and we will explain what is available to you. We never promise that a service will be covered before we have checked.
See how coverage and physician orders workFlorida Medicaid
Accepted when care is medically necessary, ordered by your physician and you meet the eligibility rules.
Private insurance
We’ll verify your insurance coverage, including any out-of-network benefits.
A physician’s order is required
Florida law requires an order from the provider treating you before home health services can begin. Call 850-940-4325 and we will explain exactly what your provider needs to send.
Service area
Serving the Emerald Coast and inland Northwest Florida
Three counties, from the beaches to the towns along Interstate 10 — with visits planned so you know when the nurse is coming.
Do you cover my city?
- Okaloosa CountyFort Walton Beach, Destin, Crestview, Niceville and the surrounding communities
- Walton CountySanta Rosa Beach, DeFuniak Springs, Freeport and the 30A communities
- Bay CountyPanama City, Panama City Beach, Lynn Haven and our office in Youngstown
Outside these three counties? Call 850-940-4325 and we will tell you honestly whether we can reach you.

Common questions
Answers to what families ask us most
Plain answers about coverage, physician orders and what a visit actually looks like.
Ready to refer a patient or ask a question?
Call us, or send a referral and we will confirm what we received and what is still needed.
- Phone
- 850-940-4325
- Fax referrals
- 833-636-4600
- Office hours
- Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Leave a message after hours and we will call you back.









