Private homes
For patients who cannot easily travel or whose treatment is easier to manage where they live.
Wound care at home →Home and facility wound care
Wound care across Greater St. Louis and Metro East, Illinois.
Gateway provides scheduled wound assessment, treatment and follow-up in homes and care facilities across the region. Patients, families and referring teams receive a direct response from the practice.
Scheduled home visitsCare facilitiesPost-discharge follow-upDirect referral response
After you contact Gateway
A Gateway team member reviews every request.
Share the patient’s location and describe the concern in your own words. That is enough to begin.
What to expect at a first visit →- 01Share the location and concern
Provide the city or ZIP, the current setting and a short description of what changed.
- 02Gateway calls or emails
A team member uses the contact information provided and asks for anything still needed.
- 03You receive a direct answer
Gateway explains whether the practice can accept the request, what information is needed and who will follow up.
Conditions
Wounds Gateway evaluates and treats.
The clinician looks at the wound, the person’s health and the day-to-day factors that may be affecting treatment.
Diabetic foot ulcersFoot wounds affected by pressure, sensation, circulation or infection risk.→
Pressure injuries and bed soresWounds related to pressure, shear, moisture and limited mobility.→
Venous leg ulcersLower-leg wounds associated with swelling, drainage and venous disease.→
Arterial and mixed woundsWounds in which blood flow, pain or tissue changes affect treatment.→
Post-surgical woundsIncisions that open, drain, change or need follow-up after discharge.→
Wound VAC and NPWTNegative-pressure therapy, dressing continuity and device concerns.→
Care settings
Care at home and in care facilities.
For many patients, travel is the hardest part of keeping wound care on schedule. Gateway provides visits where the patient lives or is recovering and follows wounds after hospital or rehabilitation discharge.
Care facilities
For residents and facility teams that need wound-focused assessment, follow-up and clear communication.
Facility wound care →After discharge
For patients leaving a hospital, rehabilitation stay or surgery with an open wound or changing treatment plan.
Post-discharge care →Leadership
Gateway’s leadership team.
Medical Director
Mohamad Zanbrakji, MD
Board-certified acute care and trauma surgeon leading clinical standards and complex-case review.
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Strategic Development & Partnerships
Sarah Scribner, MSW
Builds relationships with physicians, hospitals, facilities and community partners across the region.
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Founder
Daniel Orlov
Builds the staff and operating systems that support the clinical team.
View profile →For physicians and care teams
Every referral receives a direct response.
Gateway confirms receipt, requests records securely when needed and tells the referring contact what happens next.
01
Send the essentials
Patient location, wound concern, requested timing and a direct contact.
02
A Gateway team member responds
The referring contact receives confirmation and a request for anything still needed.
03
The next step is documented
Records are exchanged securely and the referring team is told whether Gateway can accept the referral.
Service area
Serving Greater St. Louis and Metro East, Illinois.
Send the city or ZIP. Gateway will confirm whether the practice currently serves that location.
