Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are pressure sore and wound care services?

   These services focus on preventing, treating, and managing pressure sores (bedsores) and other wounds to promote healing and prevent complications such as infections.

2. Who can benefit from these services?

   Individuals who are bedridden, have limited mobility, or are at risk of developing pressure sores or chronic wounds can benefit from these specialized services.

3. What techniques are used to prevent pressure sores?

   Techniques include regular repositioning, use of pressure-relieving devices, proper skin care, and maintaining a clean and dry environment.

4. How do you treat existing pressure sores?

   Treatment involves cleaning and dressing the wound, infection control, advanced therapies like negative pressure wound therapy, and monitoring for healing progress.

5. What types of wounds are included in this care?

   Care includes pressure sores, diabetic ulcers, post-surgical wounds, venous leg ulcers, and other chronic or acute wounds.

6. How do you prevent infections in wounds?

   Our caregivers follow strict infection control protocols, use sterile dressings, and monitor wounds for early signs of infection to prevent complications.

7. What advanced therapies are available for wound care?

   Advanced therapies include negative pressure wound therapy, specialized dressings, debridement, and other techniques to promote faster healing.

8. Do you offer in-home pressure sore and wound care services?

   Yes, we provide in-home care to ensure convenience, comfort, and consistent treatment for pressure sores and wounds.

9. How do I start pressure sore and wound care services in Grand Rapids?

   Contact Care Granted to schedule a consultation. We’ll assess your needs and develop a personalized care plan tailored to you or your loved one.

10. Are these services available for long-term care?

    Yes, we offer both short-term and long-term care services to address ongoing wound care needs and provide continuous support.