Say goodbye to expensive management relationships
We're advocates for the financial independence of partner hospitals and the rapid healing of the patients they serve.
WHAT WE DO
We support a network of successful wound healing programs
There is a better way for you as a hospital to operate a wound care program. Dismiss the structure of one-sided management agreements and embrace a new way of thinking that puts you in control. As your ally, we support you in building a financially sustainable program that saves the lives and limbs of your patient population.
PARTNER TESTIMONIALS
Reimagine wound care partnership
See how our approach has improved outcomes for our hospital partners.
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"We have found that the best, most clinically effective, most profitable way for hospitals to care for their patients is to operate your own wound care program. On your own, but not alone."
— Mike Comer, Founder & CEO
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"WCA ultimately takes care of the business of wound care, which makes the practice of wound care much easier. Quality of care has been preserved at WCA. It makes it a very friendly environment for the doctor."
— Dr. Robert K. Lee, DPM
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"We have turned the program around with community education. At the end of last year our HBO treatments had gone up about 120% from the year prior. We have doubled our patient population."
— Layne Hazel, Program Director
Key indicators we impact
Achieve superior business and clinical outcomes
Our work has had a transformative impact on the nation’s best programs. We offer resources to drive growth, improve performance, and deliver long-term value.
VOLUME GROWTH
Take advantage of strategies that will increase referrals
INCREASE REIMBURSEMENT
Align your program to national standards to improve revenue
DOCUMENTATION COMPLIANCE
Gain added protection against audits and TPEs
CONTINUUM IMPROVEMENT
Access strategies that address all patient entry points to improve continuity of care
#WhatWeDidToday
February 26, 2021
Wethersfield, CT
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