United Wound Healing

United Wound Healing For the past decade we provide compassionate expertise and a team-approach to supporting skilled nursing wound care nationwide

A wound that doesn’t heal in 2–4 weeks isn’t “just slow healing.”It’s a chronic wound—and it needs specialized care.Igno...
04/29/2026

A wound that doesn’t heal in 2–4 weeks isn’t “just slow healing.”

It’s a chronic wound—and it needs specialized care.

Ignoring it can lead to:
⚠️ Infection
⚠️ Hospitalization
⚠️ Limb loss

🩺 Early intervention changes everything.

👉 We bring expert wound care directly to you.

Schedule a consult today! https://www.unitedwoundhealing.com/schedule-wound-care/

🚨 We’re Hiring Across the West! Join a team that’s redefining access to advanced wound care — right at the bedside.At Un...
04/28/2026

🚨 We’re Hiring Across the West!
Join a team that’s redefining access to advanced wound care — right at the bedside.

At United Wound Healing, we bring expert, evidence-based care directly to patients in homes, skilled nursing facilities, and assisted living communities across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Utah.

💼 Now Hiring:
• Providers (NP, PA, MD)
• Nurses (RN, LPN)
• Support & Remote Roles (Clinical & Non-Clinical)

💡 Why Join Us?
✔ Mission-driven work that improves lives
✔ Flexible scheduling (in-home, SNF, hybrid roles)
✔ Collaborative, supportive clinical teams
✔ Growth, leadership, and fellowship opportunities
✔ Competitive compensation + benefits

📍 Washington Applicants:
Compensation ranges, benefits, and role-specific details are available in each job posting in compliance with WA State transparency guidelines.

📲 Apply today:
unitedwoundhealing.com/careers

💬 Questions? We’d love to connect.

This week, we’re diving into peripheral neuropathy — one of the most common (and clinically important) contributors to c...
04/27/2026

This week, we’re diving into peripheral neuropathy — one of the most common (and clinically important) contributors to chronic wound development. 🦶🩹

📄 Follow, Like this post and comment “heal” for a worksheet breaks it all down, plus an article for deeper learning.

💡 Key Clinical Takeaway:
Bilateral, symmetrical sensory loss in a stocking-glove pattern is rarely focal — think systemic first.

💬 Drop your questions below — we’d love to hear from you!

At United Wound Healing, we bring advanced wound care directly to you—whether at home, in a skilled nursing facility, or...
04/24/2026

At United Wound Healing, we bring advanced wound care directly to you—whether at home, in a skilled nursing facility, or assisted living setting.

Our expert clinicians treat:
✔️ Pressure injuries
✔️ Diabetic foot ulcers
✔️ Venous & arterial ulcers
✔️ Surgical & non-healing wounds

We focus on evidence-based care, faster access, and better outcomes—because where you heal matters.

Ready to take the next step?
📲 Scan the QR code or call (855) 255-1750 to schedule your consultation.

Carl Tabor, BSN, RN, LNHA,VP of Clinical Innovation & Strategic Partnerships, had a fantastic time presenting on Venous ...
04/23/2026

Carl Tabor, BSN, RN, LNHA,
VP of Clinical Innovation & Strategic Partnerships, had a fantastic time presenting on Venous Leg Ulcers 🦵 & Lymphedema at the Oregon Health Care Association conference.

We’re proud to be part of advancing education and elevating care across Oregon.

A special shoutout to our incredible UWH clinicians who were recognized by attendees for their outstanding service and impact:

✨ Hyeon gyu “Q” Kim
✨ Kendra Ragan

Their dedication to patient-centered, evidence-based wound care continues to make a meaningful difference every day.

At United Wound Healing, we’re committed to bringing advanced care directly to patients—whether in the home, skilled nursing facility, or assisted living setting.

Interested in learning more about our mobile and in-home services, including lymphedema management?
👉 https://www.unitedwoundhealing.com/services/

MobileMedicine PostAcuteCare

End-of-life wound care requires a different lens.When skin breakdown is driven by organ failure, the goal shifts — from ...
04/22/2026

End-of-life wound care requires a different lens.
When skin breakdown is driven by organ failure, the goal shifts — from healing to
comfort and appropriate management.
But documentation and diagnosis still matter.
In our upcoming session, we’ll walk through:
CMS guidance on unavoidable pressure injuries

How to identify and document skin failure

Kennedy Terminal Ulcers and other terminal tissue injuries

Setting realistic, patient-centered treatment goals

For nurses and providers in LTC and post-acute care, this is a critical (and often
challenging) area of practice.

Join us April 30 at 12pm PT.

Register here:
https://zoom.us/webinar/register/6917692719603/WN_nNjK0-VeRGm4NS8iAE5xog

🧼 Wound cleansing isn’t “just a step” — it’s a powerful therapeutic intervention.Too often, cleansing is treated like a ...
04/21/2026

🧼 Wound cleansing isn’t “just a step” — it’s a powerful therapeutic intervention.

Too often, cleansing is treated like a routine rinse… but it’s so much more than that.

💡 Effective wound cleansing requires intention:
✔️ Removal of debris
✔️ Elimination of devitalized tissue
✔️ Reduction of microorganisms
✔️ Use of BOTH solution and mechanical action

If your approach isn’t targeted, consistent, and purposeful, you may be leaving one of your most impactful tools unused.

📚 Check out the attached handout + article for a deeper dive.

💬 What questions do you have about your current cleansing practices?

MedEd WoundTalk

One in four American families is impacted by chronic wounds—yet access to specialized care remains limited.At United Wou...
04/20/2026

One in four American families is impacted by chronic wounds—yet access to specialized care remains limited.

At United Wound Healing, we’re expanding access to expert care across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Utah—and we’re growing our team.

💼 Now Hiring:

🩺 Nurses, Nurse Practitioners & Physician Assistants
📞 Administrative & Support Roles

✔ In-field (mobile care) + remote opportunities available

💰 Compensation (WA roles):
$110,000 – $140,000 + benefits
(Support roles vary by position & location)

🩺 Why Join UWH?
• Mission-driven work that improves real patient outcomes
• Advanced training + mentorship (CWS pathway)
• Flexible work models
• A team focused on healing, protecting, preventing, and educating

📩 Apply here:
https://www.unitedwoundhealing.com/mobile-wound-care-specialists/careers-united-wound-healing/

Not all wounds are meant to heal.In end-of-life care, skin breakdown can be a manifestation of underlying organ failure ...
04/15/2026

Not all wounds are meant to heal.
In end-of-life care, skin breakdown can be a manifestation of underlying organ failure —
not necessarily a failure of care.
The challenge is recognizing the difference.
Misidentifying unavoidable skin changes as pressure injuries can lead to:
• Misaligned care plans
• Documentation challenges
• Increased regulatory risk
In this month’s education session, we’re focusing on end-of-life wounds, skin failure,
and terminal tissue injuries — and how to approach them with both clinical accuracy
and compassion.
This is especially relevant in LTC, where residents may be experiencing multi-organ
decline. 🤩QR code in stories.
Join us: April 30 | 12 PM PT -
https://zoom.us/webinar/register/6917692719603/WN_nNjK0-VeRGm4NS8iAE5xog

Does your clinical team know how to differentiate Chronic Tissue Injury (CTI) from pressure injuries? 👇These images show...
04/13/2026

Does your clinical team know how to differentiate Chronic Tissue Injury (CTI) from pressure injuries? 👇

These images show CTI — NOT pressure injuries.
Yet many of these cases are still being reported as pressure injuries to CMS ⚠️

Misidentification can delay the right care and impact outcomes.

📚 Key Clinical Takeaways:
🔹 CTI = persistent purple/maroon discoloration on fleshy buttocks
🔹 🚫 NOT over bony prominences
🔹 🚫 Does NOT evolve like a pressure injury
🔹 ⏳ Chronic pattern: months of waxing/waning superficial breakdown
🔹 🔬 Likely causes include:
  • Venous congestion / hemosiderin deposition
  • Inflammation
  • Chronic low-grade trauma (sitting, shear—not pressure mechanics)

🧠 Clinical Distinction:
CTI does NOT follow the ischemia/shear injury cascade seen in pressure injuries.
It’s often mistaken for DTPI or Stage 2—but it’s a different pathology entirely.

💡 Awareness = better diagnosis
💡 Better diagnosis = better outcomes

👉 What questions do you have about CTI? Let’s talk.

04/13/2026

https://youtu.be/f8HXHa2OMMY?si=ODoDgmM1kcudVq8z

Not all wounds are what they seem 👇

A pressure ulcer and a deep tissue injury can look similar—but treating them the same can delay healing.

This is why proper assessment matters.

We see this every day in real patients.

Follow for wound care education that actually makes sense.

Please join us in welcoming Maline Cooper FNP-C to the United Wound Healing team!Maline joins us as a dedicated Skin & W...
04/09/2026

Please join us in welcoming Maline Cooper FNP-C to the United Wound Healing team!

Maline joins us as a dedicated Skin & Wound Care Provider, bringing compassion, clinical expertise, and a strong commitment to patient-centered care. She will be serving patients across Utah, helping expand access to specialized wound care in both home and post-acute settings.

At United Wound Healing, our mission is to heal, protect, prevent, and educate—and we’re proud to have providers like Maline who embody this every day.

✨ We’re excited to see the impact she will make in improving outcomes and supporting patients on their healing journey.

📍 Now serving Northern Utah
👉 Learn more about our team and services: http://www.unitedwoundhealing.com/where-we-serve

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413 29th Street NE, Suite I
Puyallup, WA
98372

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We are a leadership company that also heals skin and wound needs. We heal, educate and protect with teams across the country at our patient’s bedside. We care and treat our patients as if they were our own family members.