For patients and families
We know a wound that will not close brings questions and exhaustion. We help you understand the process, prepare for your next conversation with the physician, and organize the support around you.
Caregiving is exhausting too. We can guide you on care routines, pressure injury prevention, signs that should be discussed with the treating professional, and how to organize family support.
Wounds and needs
We work alongside the treating team to support different wound types and care situations.
Educational and coordination support for diabetes-related wounds, with special attention to foot risk.
Support in following up wounds related to venous insufficiency and adherence to the prescribed plan.
Coordination with the medical team for wounds associated with arterial circulation problems.
Education on prevention, repositioning and skin care for people with limited mobility.
Guidance on postoperative care at home and signs that should be reported to the surgeon.
Support in following up wounds from trauma, falls or accidents, under the treating physician's direction.
Education
Bilingual resources, community workshops and practical guidance for older adults, families, caregivers and healthcare teams.
Educational content is reviewed continuously. You may request guidance or coordinate a workshop by email or WhatsApp.
What a chronic wound is, healing stages, and why consistent follow-up is decisive.
Prevention, daily foot checks, footwear, and signs that require immediate attention.
Repositioning, skin care and support surfaces for people with limited mobility.
Organizing daily care, supplies, tracking progress and communicating with the clinical team.
The role of nutrition, hydration and chronic condition control in wound closure.
Protocols, documentation, patient education and interdisciplinary work in institutions.
Contact
We assist patients, caregivers, healthcare professionals and institutions in Puerto Rico.
We respond to requests received through this site in the order they arrive on business days.
Whether you are a patient, caregiver, healthcare professional or institutional representative, we can help you identify the next step and connect the appropriate resources.
This service does not handle emergencies. If there is a medical emergency, call 9-1-1.