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Medicare Coverage

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Medicare Coverage

Learn how Medicare covers mobile wound care, including debridement, NPWT, skin substitutes, and physician services in skilled nursing, assisted living, and home settings. Understand Part A, Part B, and compliance requirements.

Does Medicare Cover Mobile Wound Care?

 

Our physician-led wound care program is designed to reduce wound hospitalizations — delivering advanced wound care, chronic wound treatment, wound debridement, and non-healing wound treatment for every wound that won't heal, across wound care for skilled nursing facilities, wound care for assisted living, wound care for homebound patients, and wound care for nursing homes, across 40+ states.

This article is intended for patients, families, facility administrators, and healthcare professionals seeking to understand Medicare coverage for wound care services. It does not constitute legal or billing advice. Medicare coverage policies, Local Coverage Determinations, and CMS regulations are subject to change. Patients and providers should consult their Medicare Administrative Contractor, a qualified healthcare attorney, or a certified medical billing professional for guidance specific to their clinical and billing circumstances. Last reviewed: April 2026.