Homebound patients
Support for patients who cannot easily travel to clinic visits but still need wound assessment, care-plan visibility, and medical follow-up coordination.
In-home primary care coordination
In-home medical coordination for wound-care patients in St. Louis.
Gateway supports homebound and mobility-limited patients whose wound care, primary care communication, and medical follow-up need to stay visible after hospital, rehab, facility, or physician-office care.
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Referral desk
Request care or refer a patient.
Share the patient setting, wound concern, recent discharge path, and the provider or care team already involved. Gateway routes the next step across home, facility, and physician workflows.
1Home, facility, or discharge setting
2Wound type and medical follow-up need
3Best contact person
Greater St. Louis focus
Mobile + facility pathways
Provider coordination
Post-discharge coordination
Built for the gap between hospital, primary care, home health, and wound follow-up.
Patients leaving Barnes-Jewish, BJC, Mercy, SSM, Missouri Baptist, St. Luke's, rehab, SNF, or surgical pathways often need more than an appointment reminder. Gateway helps keep the wound picture, medical context, and next responsible party clear.
Primary care communication
Gateway helps keep primary care, specialists, home health, facilities, families, and referral partners aligned around wound status and escalation needs.
Hospital discharge corridors
Referral-friendly follow-up after St. Louis-area hospital, surgical, rehab, and facility transitions where wound problems can otherwise disappear.
Wound-aware medical coordination
Wound care is connected to edema, diabetes, vascular status, infection concern, mobility, nutrition, medications, caregiver capacity, and the patient's real setting.
Search paths Gateway should capture
In-home primary care, mobile medical care, and wound care at home.
Gateway is the local wound-care contact when families, case managers, discharge planners, physician offices, or facility teams are searching for practical in-home medical coordination tied to wound healing.
Wound care at home
Mobile wound evaluation and follow-up for pressure injuries, diabetic foot ulcers, venous ulcers, post-surgical wounds, NPWT cases, and skin tears.
Learn moreMobile medical care
Coordination for patients whose wound problem is part of a larger home-based medical picture requiring provider communication and practical next steps.
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A clear pathway for physicians, home health agencies, discharge teams, social workers, DONs, ADONs, and facility leaders across Greater St. Louis.
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