Referrals for GPs, district nurses, and social care
We collaborate with general practitioners, community nursing teams, and adult social services to deliver dedicated, registered general nurse-led wound care and diabetic support directly to patients' homes across the area.
Clinical referral pathways
Our specialist home visits bridge the gap for housebound individuals or patients facing limited mobility. We ensure consistent, high-standard nursing care that relieves pressure on primary and community healthcare services.
Complex wound management
Advanced dressing changes and tissue viability management for pressure ulcers, venous or arterial leg ulcers, and slow-healing surgical wounds.
Diabetic foot and glycaemic care
Routine diabetic foot ulcer care, neuropathy screening, regular glucose monitoring, and safe insulin administration with injection site checks.
Collaborative care planning
Seamless coordination with primary care, hospital discharge teams, and social workers, complete with detailed digital visit notes after each visit.
Why refer to Eden wound care?
We operate with complete clinical transparency. By assigning a consistent registered general nurse to each patient, we catch subtle clinical changes early, prevent unnecessary hospital admissions, and keep multidisciplinary teams fully informed.
Who we support across health and social care
We accept referrals from GPs, practice nurses, district nursing teams, adult social care teams, hospital discharge coordinators, and podiatrists. Whether managing an acute post-operative wound or stabilising a chronic diabetic ulcer, our registered nurses bring hospital-standard clinical expertise into the home environment, reducing patient stress and clinic backlogs.
Transparent reporting and fast assessments
Once a referral is received, we arrange a prompt home visit to conduct a thorough baseline assessment. After every appointment, digital clinical summaries and photographic healing records are shared with your practice or care management team, maintaining full compliance, safety, and continuity of care.
