The patient we built this for.
A wound that is not healing is rarely the only problem. The comorbidities behind it — and the difficulty of getting to a wound center — are what make the usual systems fall short. Gateway exists for that patient.
Care where they already are.
A treating physician evaluates every patient and writes the plan. Nurse practitioners and nurses deliver it on site — at home, as scheduled wound rounds inside skilled nursing and assisted-living communities, and on clinic days hosted in partner physician offices, so the procedures that need a clinic happen close to the patient and close to the referring practice.
The wound, and the comorbidities behind it.
A healed wound with unmanaged diabetes is a wound waiting to reopen. Gateway treats the wound — debridement, compression, negative-pressure therapy, limb preservation — and manages the conditions that caused it with primary-care support that continues after the wound has closed.
Built for the teams doing the caring.
For skilled nursing, assisted living, hospital discharge planners, physician practices and home health: care in place, continuity after discharge, findings shared with your clinicians, and one number to call. How we work with referring teams →
A model designed to be repeated.
Physician-led. Delivered by the right clinician for the task. Built for value-based payment — outcomes, continuity and fewer avoidable hospital visits. St. Louis is where we are proving it. The Gateway model →
Insurance, answered first.
Gateway Wound Care is enrolled with Medicare and participates with a number of Medicare Advantage and commercial plans. Contact us to confirm your plan before care begins.