Service area
Wound care nursing in Walton County
Santa Rosa Beach, DeFuniak Springs, Freeport and the 30A communities
Do you provide wound care nursing in Walton County?
It is a long county, and we serve both ends of it. Whether you are healing in a Santa Rosa Beach home near the water or on a rural property outside DeFuniak Springs, the visit looks the same: the same assessment, the same supplies, the same notes back to your doctor.
Cities and communities we serve
- Santa Rosa Beach
- DeFuniak Springs
- Freeport
- Miramar Beach
- Inlet Beach
- Grayton Beach
- Seaside
- WaterColor
- Rosemary Beach
- Paxton
- Ponce de Leon
How we coordinate your care
We work from the wound care orders your physician or clinic provides and report back after each visit. If your care started in another county, we are glad to pick up the plan where it left off.
Getting to you
In peak season, traffic along the 30A corridor and Highway 98 changes travel times. We schedule visits in route order and confirm your window in advance so you are not left waiting.
Wound care services available in Walton County
Every service below is provided in your home, under your physician's orders.
- Diabetic ulcersDiabetic foot ulcers are open sores that can form on the feet of people with diabetes.
- Pressure injuriesA pressure injury (also called a pressure ulcer, pressure sore or bedsore) is damage to skin and tissue caused by staying in one position too long.
- CellulitisCellulitis is a bacterial infection of the skin and the tissue just beneath it.
- Surgical woundsAfter surgery, some incisions need skilled dressing changes and watching for infection.
- Skin tearsA skin tear is a wound where fragile, thin skin has been torn — often from a bump, a bandage or a gentle pull.
- Trauma woundsTrauma wounds are injuries from a fall, a cut, a bump or a crash.
- Arterial ulcersArterial ulcers are wounds caused by poor blood flow to the legs or feet.
- Lymphatic woundsLymphedema is swelling caused by a build-up of lymph fluid, usually in an arm or leg.
- Venous ulcersVenous leg ulcers are open wounds caused by poor blood return in the veins, usually near the ankle.
Questions about Walton County
Other counties we serve
Ready to start? Call us or send a referral.
We answer questions about coverage and physician orders before you commit to anything.
- Phone
- 850-940-4325
- Fax referrals
- 833-636-4600
- Office hours
- Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Leave a message after hours and we will call you back.
