Valley Wide DME Advanced Wound Specialties
For almost 20 years Valley Wide DME has furnished the Rio Grande Valley with quality Medical Equipment. Now more than ever our Health Care Community is in great need of a Specialty Product Provider with knowledge and training in the most difficulty aspects of care.
Why be part of a Specialized Wound Management Team?
Nearly 50% of all unhealed diabetic foot ulcers result in death within 5 years at tremendous cost to the healthcare system. Over 60% of amputations do not even have a vascular consult or other preventive measures.
Valley Wide DME Advanced Wound Specialties has redesigned itself to be such an asset. Our highly trained staff and consultants have Specialized in the management and product selection of Wound, Lymphedema, and Orthopedic Clients. Valley Wide DME Advanced Wound Specialties now offers Advanced Wound Care Products, Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Systems, Lymphedema Compression Bandaging and Garments, Various Orthotics, Support Surfaces beneficial to the Wound Healing Process, and Consulting in the Management of these unfamiliar and complicated aspects of Patient Care.
Who may qualify for durable medical equipment?
“Quality of Life” is one of the most important aspects of a Patient’s Care, and one of the most important goals to a Parent. Having the appropriate equipment for your child is vital in accomplishing this. Whether it’s Incontinence Supplies, Hospital Bed, Mobility Equipment, Enteral Nutrition, Negative Pressure Wound Therapy, Pain Management, Support Surfaces, Compression Therapy or Orthotics, Valley Wide DME works with Insurances to keep patients healthy and safe.
- The Patient has a new or existing qualifying diagnosis.
- Physician is able to establish the condition through ongoing documentation and evaluation
- All required Insurance documents are completed by referring Physician
- The Patient’s condition requires special attachments that cannot be fixed and used on an ordinary bed.
- Patient being treated for Stage II Pressure Ulcer and has been on a Pressure Ulcer Treatment Program for 1 month.
- The Patient has a new or existing qualifying diagnosis relating to Lymphedema or Venous Insufficiency.