FAQ
Common questions about Gateway Wound Care.
Quick answers for families, facilities, physicians, and referral sources.
GatewayWound Care
Referral desk
Request care or refer a patient.
Share where the patient is, what kind of wound it is, and who is coordinating care. Gateway routes the next step across homes, facilities, and referral partners.
Questions
Gateway wound-care FAQ
Does Gateway provide wound care at home?
Gateway supports mobile and bedside wound care across Greater St. Louis when the case, geography, payer, and clinical need fit.
Can a facility ask about weekly wound rounds?
Yes. Facility leaders, DONs, administrators, social workers, and care teams can contact Gateway to discuss wound-rounding coverage.
Can physicians talk to Gateway about practice support?
Yes. Gateway can discuss wound-care access, documentation, care coordination, facility relationships, and compliant clinical collaboration without referral-buying arrangements.
What wound types does Gateway support?
Diabetic foot ulcers, pressure injuries, venous leg ulcers, post-surgical wounds, wound VAC/NPWT wounds, skin graft aftercare, arterial wounds, skin tears, and complex wounds.
Is Gateway affiliated with hospitals named on the site?
No. Hospital names are used only to describe local geography and referral corridors.