Wound Care:
Premier Health Marketing, LLC:
Comprehensive Wound Care Solutions for Physician Practices Nationwide:
Premier Health Marketing LLC (PHM) is a wound care solutions company providing physician practices in all 50 states with a comprehensive suite of products and services to address all chronic wound care needs.
With over two decades of combined experience, our goal is to equip physicians with products, training, and ongoing support tailored to their unique practice needs, allowing them to focus on maximizing patient care. Our turnkey model is designed to simultaneously optimize patient outcomes and practice profitability.
Our Services Approach:
PHM accepted the challenge to re-imagine care beyond the four walls of the hospital wound clinic. When providers choose to bring care to their patients through the 3rd Party Mobile Wound Care Services, they:
Lower the overall cost of care
Increase patient satisfaction
Reduce complications, infections, and hospital re-admissions
Improve outcomes and clinical results
3rd Party Mobile Wound Care Specialists:
The Mobile Wound Care Providers are professionally trained, certified, and licensed medical specialists who treat all types of wounds, including acute and chronic wounds.
They represent some of the most competent and highly trained mobile wound care specialists in the nation, continuously updating their skills through education, certifications, and training in the latest techniques, treatments, and technologies in wound care.
By leveraging PHM’s Mobile Wound Care network, practices can offer advanced wound care services directly to patients—whether in-office, at home, or in assisted living facilities—without sacrificing quality or outcomes.
PRESSURE ULCER/ARTERIAL INSUFFICIENCY
82-year-old male presented with right lateral heel non-healing pressure wound in context of arterial insufficiency. Positive history of tobacco use, arterial insufficiency and left BKA. Sharp debridement and 8 applications of amniotic membrane were performed to full closure.
POST OPERATIVE/VENOUS STASIS
72-year-old female presented with postoperative non-healing vein oblation wound on left lower leg. Positive history of venous insufficiency, negative
tobacco use and diabetes. Surgical debridement, 6 applications of amniotic membrane and compression therapy were performed to full closure.
POST OPERATIVE/ARTERIAL INSUFFICIENCY
64-year-old female presented with non-healing post operative wound in context of arterial insufficiency. Positive history of current tobacco use, diabetes and infection of wound. After arterial workup and additional surgical intervention were performed. Surgical debridement and 10 applications of amniotic membrane were performed to full closure.
AUTOIMMUNE/VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY
80-year-old male presented with wound caused by immune reaction to old tattoo I context of venous insufficiency to bilateral lower legs (pictured is right leg). Positive history of tobacco use, venous insufficiency; negative for diabetes. Surgical debridement, immunosuppressive therapy, 12 applications of amniotic membrane and compression therapy were performed to full closure.
POST OPERATIVE DIABETIC/PRESSURE ULCERS
92-year-old female presented with scattered diabetic pressure ulcers, status post foot surgery. Surgical debridement, offloading therapy, 8 applications of amniotic membrane and compression therapy were performed to full closure.
37-year-old female presented with non-healing post operative trans metatarsal and 5th ray resection. Positive history of meth use, tobacco use and type one diabetes. Surgical debridement, 8 applications of amniotic membrane and offloading therapy were performed to full closure.
TRAUMATIC/VENOUS STASIS
86-year-old female presented with non-healing traumatic wound in context of venous stasis. Negative history of tobacco use and diabetes, positive history of venous insufficiency. Surgical debridement, 4 applications of amniotic membrane and compression therapy were performed to full closure.
92-year-old female presented with non-healing traumatic wound caused by wheelchair in context of venous stasis. Positive history of dementia and
immobility, negative history of tobacco use and diabetes. Surgical debridement, 7 applications of amniotic membrane and compression therapy
were performed to full closure.