The primary purpose of Wound Care Surgeons (WCS) fulfills the needs of many of the healthcare delivery reforms as they were established by to the Affordable Care Act, or ACA. The purpose for many of these reforms is to improve outcomes as part of an overall strategy to reduce healthcare costs. The reform law creates plenty of incentive for HMO and PPO insurance plans, as well as Medicare, and Medicaid providers to explore WCS as low-cost delivery model of service, even as a lot of care has been diverted away from hospitals. WCS is more likely to provide services to long term acute care services (LTACS), skilled nursing facilities (SNF), rehab facilities, hospices and home health agencies than at hospitals. That is by design.
The medical professionals at Wound Care Surgeons are all experienced and capable when it comes to delivering medical care that is more streamlined and more patient-oriented than was the case in the past. Among the clients they provide services to include long term acute care services, skilled nursing facilities, rehabilitation facilities, home health agencies and hospices. For all such facilities, Wound Care Surgeons provides the most advanced wound consult and treatment, but because they are efficient and willing to work anywhere, they save insurance companies a lot of money.
For all such facilities, Wound Care Surgeons provides the most advanced wound consult and treatment, as well as gastrostomy tube replacement available, and they do it all wherever the patient is located. They also provide mobile x-ray services. The programs they implement operates as something of an extension of the advanced evidence-based clinical pathways and they also expedite the healing process for wounds.
