Touchless Wound Therapy

Diabetes Testing Centers™ (DTC) provides the most innovative wound care solution known as Touchless Wound Therapy, specially designed for individuals with diabetes who may be vulnerable to diabetic foot ulcers, venous leg ulcers, pressure ulcers, surgical burns, and deep tissue injuries.

The Medicare-reimbursable program combines our turnkey wound care solutions with innovative technologies to ensure optimal healing and prevent complications. The program utilizes cutting-edge biologics to accelerate tissue repair and reduce inflammation by harnessing the body's natural healing processes. Additionally, incorporating UltraMIST® , an touchless ultrasonic mist and state-of-the-art wound care solution that enhances the program's efficacy. UltraMIST® delivers targeted treatment directly to the wound site, ensuring optimal absorption and creating a conducive environment for healing. The Touchless Wound Care program is committed to holistic care and aims to improve patient outcomes, enhance quality of life, and reduce the burden of chronic wounds in individuals with diabetes.

Primary Care and Wound Care

The advantages of Diabetes Testing Centers™ are evident in wound care management within the primary care setting. By partnering with Diabetes Testing Centers™, Primary Care Physicians (PCPs) gain access to a comprehensive suite of resources and support that enhance their ability to deliver high-quality wound care services. Firstly, Diabetes Testing Centers™ offer specialized training and education programs tailored to PCPs, equipping them with the latest wound care techniques and technological advancements. This ensures that PCPs are well-prepared to deliver effective wound cleaning, dressing changes, and monitoring protocols, optimizing patient outcomes.

The Diabetes Testing Centers™ also provide PCPs with streamlined access to advanced wound care products and technologies, facilitating efficient procurement and utilization of essential supplies. This minimizes administrative burdens and ensures PCPs have access to the latest innovations in wound care management. Furthermore, the collaborative nature of Diabetes Testing Centers™ fosters seamless communication and care coordination between PCPs and other healthcare providers, including wound care specialists. This integrated approach ensures continuity of care and facilitates timely referrals when necessary, ultimately enhancing patient satisfaction and outcomes.

Overall, Diabetes Testing Centers™ empower PCPs to deliver comprehensive and holistic wound care within the primary care setting, leveraging their expertise and resources to optimize patient care. By partnering with Diabetes Testing Centers™, PCPs can confidently manage a wide spectrum of wound care needs, ensuring that patients receive timely and effective interventions while minimizing the need for external referrals.

PCPs Often Handle Basic Wound Care, Such as Cleaning, Dressing Changes, and Monitoring Healing Progress. 

Also, consider the invaluable wound care expertise offered by the following medical specialties, each bringing a unique set of skills and knowledge to address diverse aspects of wound management and healing:

• Primary Care Physicians (PCPs): PCPs often handle basic wound care, such as cleaning, dressing changes, and monitoring healing progress.

• Dermatologists: Dermatologists may be involved in the treatment of specific skin-related wounds, especially those related to dermatological conditions.

• Surgeons: Surgeons, particularly those specializing in vascular or general surgery, may be involved in the management of surgical wounds and more complex cases.

• Podiatrists: Podiatrists specialize in foot and ankle care, making them well-equipped to handle wounds related to diabetic foot ulcers, injuries, or infections.

• Orthopedic Surgeons: Orthopedic surgeons may be involved in the care of wounds related to orthopedic procedures or injuries.

• Infectious Disease Specialists: In cases of infected wounds, infectious disease specialists may be consulted to manage the underlying infections.

• Home Health Nurses: For patients receiving care at home, home health nurses can provide wound care services, including dressing changes and monitoring.

• Physical Therapists: Physical therapists may be involved in wound care, particularly for wounds related to surgical procedures or injuries that require rehabilitation.

Choose Diabetes Testing Centers™ for a complete, efficient, and patient-centric wound care solution that contributes to your practice's success and ensures optimal well-being for your patients. Elevate your wound care experience with us.

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