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Facility-Based Wound & Ostomy Clinical Partnerships

Dedicated RN, LPN & CNA Clinical Teams providing structured facility-based service arrangements designed to support nursing teams and maintain continuity of wound and ostomy care.

Registered Nurses (RNs)
  • Perform comprehensive nursing assessments.
  • Develop and update nursing care plans.
  • Provide authorized interventions.
  • Coordinate clinical communication.
  • Provide oversight and education.

Facility-Based Wound & Ostomy Clinical Partnerships

Comfort Care Wound & Ostomy Nurse Management offers structured facility-based service arrangements designed to support nursing teams and maintain continuity of wound and ostomy care.

Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs)
  • Perform authorized nursing treatments.
  • Implement established treatment plans.
  • Provide routine wound and ostomy care.
  • Observe, document, and report changes.
  • Collaborate with RNs and facility staff.
Nursing Assistants (CNAs)
  • Assist with patient positioning and mobility.
  • Provide authorized supportive hygiene.
  • Assist with environment preparation.
  • Support pressure injury prevention.
  • Report observed skin changes.
Flexible Facility Service Options

Preventive Care

Acute Care

Chronic Wound Management

Urgent Clinical Response

Comprehensive WOC Program

Why Partner With Comfort Care?

  • Specialized WOC nursing focus.
  • Coordinated RN/LPN & CNA teams.
  • Individualized interventions.
  • Prevention & early recognition.
  • Collaborative facility relationships.
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