Question 1

What types of wounds do you treat?

Accepted Answer

You can come to us for help with diabetic foot ulcers, venous leg ulcers, pressure injuries, post-surgical wounds, and other slow-healing wounds. If you are not sure whether your wound qualifies, contact us and we’ll help you find the right next step.

Question 2

Can you get wound care in the clinic or at home?

Accepted Answer

You can receive care at our clinic, and mobile wound care is available throughout Palm Beach County and South Florida when appropriate. We’ll help you choose the option that is most convenient and best suited to your needs.

Question 3

Do you need a doctor’s referral before starting treatment?

Accepted Answer

No. You do not need a referral to start care with Top One Advanced Wound Care. Call (561) 646-2190 to schedule your evaluation, and we’ll help you get started as quickly as possible.

Question 4

What advanced therapies might your wound care plan include?

Accepted Answer

Your care plan may include advanced dressings, debridement, non-thermal ultrasound, VHT Therapy, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, MolecuLight DX imaging, Molecular Wound Testing, PRP Therapy, or amniotic skin grafts. We’ll explain what is recommended for your wound in clear, simple language.

Question 5

What should I expect at my first wound care visit?

Accepted Answer

At your first visit, we’ll review your health history, examine the wound, talk through your symptoms and goals, and recommend a care plan tailored to you. If needed, treatment may begin right away so you can start healing as soon as possible.

Question 6

Is my personal health information kept private?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We follow HIPAA privacy and security standards to help protect your information. Your care and your privacy are both important to us.

Question 7

How does mobile wound care work?

Accepted Answer

With mobile wound care, our team comes to you for treatment at home, in assisted living, or in a nursing facility when appropriate. We assess the wound, provide treatment, and create a personalized care plan so you can heal in a comfortable setting.

Question 8

Can you help with transportation to your appointment?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If getting to care is a challenge, let us know when you call. We’ll do our best to help coordinate transportation options so you can get the wound care you need with less stress.

Question 9

What if my wound is getting worse or shows signs of infection?

Accepted Answer

If your wound is becoming more painful, red, swollen, draining, or has a bad odor, please contact us as soon as possible so we can help assess it. If you have a fever, severe pain, or a rapidly worsening wound, seek urgent medical care right away.

Question 10

How often will I need wound care visits?

Accepted Answer

Visit frequency depends on the type of wound, how it is healing, and the treatment plan we create for you. Some patients are seen more often at first, then less frequently as healing improves. We’ll review your progress and adjust your care as needed.

Question 11

What happens during hyperbaric oxygen therapy?

Accepted Answer

During hyperbaric oxygen therapy, you relax in a comfortable chamber while breathing concentrated oxygen under medical supervision. The treatment is designed to help increase oxygen delivery to the wound area and support healing. Our team will explain the process ahead of time and answer any questions you have.

Question 12

How do I know if I need advanced treatments like hyperbaric oxygen therapy or amniotic skin grafts?

Accepted Answer

During your visit, we carefully evaluate your wound, health history, circulation, and how long the wound has been open. If an advanced treatment could help your healing, we’ll explain the option clearly and recommend the care plan that fits your needs best.

Question 13

How long does it usually take a chronic wound to heal?

Accepted Answer

Healing time depends on the type of wound, its size, your circulation, and any health conditions that may affect recovery, like diabetes or infection. Some wounds improve quickly, while others need more time and advanced care. We’ll keep you updated and adjust your plan as needed.

Question 14

Will wound care visits be painful?

Accepted Answer

We always work with your comfort in mind. Some treatments may cause brief discomfort, but we use gentle techniques and explain each step so you know what to expect. If you’re worried about pain, let us know—we’ll talk through ways to make your care as comfortable as possible.

Question 15

How can I refer a patient to Top One Advanced Wound Care?

Accepted Answer

Referring a patient is easy! Just fill out our referral form, call us, or send an email. We’ll reach out to the patient within 24–48 hours to begin their care journey.

Question 16

Will providers receive updates on their patients’ progress?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we keep primary care providers and specialists informed with regular updates on their patients’ treatment progress.

Question 17

Why should my facility partner with Top One Advanced Wound Care?

Accepted Answer

Partnering with us means fewer hospitalizations, better patient outcomes, and specialized care—all at no extra cost to your facility.

Question 18

How quickly can you get an appointment?

Accepted Answer

We know wound care can’t wait. In many cases, you can be seen the same day or next day, depending on availability. Call (561) 646-2190, and we’ll help you find the earliest appointment that works for you.

Question 19

What should you bring to your first wound care visit?

Accepted Answer

Please bring your photo ID, insurance card if you have one, a list of your medications, and any recent wound records or discharge papers. If you already have dressings or a care plan from another provider, bring those too. Wear clothing that makes the wound easy to access.

Question 20

What can you do at home to help your wound heal between visits?

Accepted Answer

Follow the care plan our team gives you, keep the area clean and protected, change dressings as instructed, and avoid pressure or strain on the wound when possible. If you notice more pain, drainage, redness, or a bad smell, contact us right away.

(561) 603-7956