Solutions

Built for how you practice wound care.

One platform, shaped to your role, your setting, and the outcome you're after. Find the fit — then see it against 10 of your own recent cases.

By role

Whatever seat you sit in

Wound Clinicians

Defensible at the bedside, by default. The note writes itself, the order scores before you submit, and the record is built as you treat — so you treat the patient and walk to the next room.

Practice Owners

Protect margin and audit posture at once. GPO-level product economics on one side, a record that defends itself on the other — the same purchase.

Practice Admins

One path per order. A 7-day supervised go-live. Referrals, communication, and status on one screen instead of seven — the operations layer that stops the phone tag.

Mobile & SNF Wound Care

Capture away from a fixed office, route efficiently between sites, and keep every location on one shared record. Built for care that travels.

By specialty

Wound care happens in a dozen different clinics.

Wound care isn't a specialty. It's a sub‑specialty, which is why it ends up scattered across half a dozen of them. The record is the same everywhere; what changes is the wound mix, the codes, and the coverage policy your practice actually bills against.

Outpatient wound centers

The full mix under one roof: diabetic foot ulcers, venous and arterial ulcers, pressure injuries, dehisced surgical wounds and atypical ulcers. Facility and professional documentation stay attached to the same episode.

Mobile wound care

Sacral and heel pressure injuries, diabetic ulcers in non-ambulatory patients, venous ulcers dressed in the home. Routes optimised, photos captured offline, the note finished before the next stop.

Podiatry

Diabetic foot ulcers, Charcot deformity, post-amputation sites and suspected osteomyelitis. Wagner grading, ABI and HbA1c pulled into the note, and the DFU coverage criteria checked before the graft order goes out.

Vascular

Venous leg ulcers, ischemic and mixed-etiology ulcers, and wounds that stall after revascularisation. Perfusion studies, compression history and conservative-care duration carried forward as documented necessity.

Plastic & reconstructive

Dehisced surgical wounds, flap and graft donor sites, pressure-injury reconstruction and complex trauma. Product identity, lot and application detail captured at the point of care.

Dermatology

Post-Mohs defects on the face, scalp and lower leg, plus atypical ulcers — pyoderma gangrenosum, vasculitic and calciphylaxis wounds. Serial photography and closure decisions documented to one standard.

Patientflows is built for wound care first. If your practice treats wounds, it is built for you today — whatever else your practice does.

By outcome

Whatever you're up against

Survive the 2026 audit reset

Audit-ready documentation by default — scored before submission, assembled from day one, exportable by scenario when the letter comes.

Recover lost margin

Replace the six portals, the fax, the inbox, and the phone tag with one system — and reach GPO-level product economics through the marketplace.

Eliminate the Patchwork

Consolidate the stack into one governed layer. The friction and the risk live in the gaps between systems — so close the gaps.

Find your exposure New

Run your NPI against public CMS wound-care data and see your billing gaps, MIPS exposure, and reimbursement trajectory. No PHI, no BAA — just your NPI.

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