NIVA Health delivers advanced, provider-led wound care directly to skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, and home health patients across Michigan, Florida, Texas, North Carolina, and South Carolina — at zero cost to facilities.
Our track record speaks for itself:
We don’t just treat wounds — we transform outcomes.
We manage complex, chronic, and acute wounds in post-acute settings using advanced therapies, modern technology, and personalized treatment plans. From initial wound assessment to ongoing monitoring, our mobile teams work closely with facility staff to ensure seamless care coordination and better patient outcomes.
Our services are designed to reduce complications, prevent infections, and support faster healing — all without disrupting the patient’s environment.
Every patient under NIVA Health Mobile Wound Care benefits from physician oversight and highly trained clinical teams. Our clinicians bring extensive experience in wound evaluation, bedside procedures, and long-term wound management, ensuring each case is treated with accuracy and accountability.
We believe the best outcomes come from a collaborative approach — combining medical expertise, facility coordination, and caregiver education.
NIVA Health Mobile Wound Care proudly delivers on-site wound care services across five states, supporting healthcare facilities and home health patients with reliable, timely, and consistent care. Our mobile model ensures patients receive expert treatment without unnecessary transfers or delays.
NIVA Health Mobile Wound Care delivers trusted, physician-led wound care directly at the bedside. Through advanced therapies, seamless facility coordination, and proven clinical results—including an 88.9% healing rate in 2025—we help patients heal faster while reducing hospitalizations and improving outcomes.
With over 6,455 patient visits, 563 patients fully healed, and an 88.9% healing rate in 2025, our outcomes demonstrate the effectiveness and reliability of our physician-led mobile wound care.
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