Wound and limb care
Complex and non-healing wounds
- Diabetic foot ulcers
- Pressure injuries and bed sores
- Venous leg ulcers and edema
- Arterial and mixed wounds
- Post-surgical and dehisced wounds
- Wound VAC and NPWT follow-up
Wound care · Primary care · Home visits
Gateway provides wound care, primary and total care, and post-discharge follow-up across Greater St. Louis and Metro East—at home, in care facilities and in clinic. Patients, families and care teams can contact us directly.
Care that stays connected
After a hospital stay, surgery or change in condition, patients and families often need help understanding what comes next. Gateway keeps the plan clear and the people involved connected.
How coordinated care works →A patient, family member or care professional can reach Gateway directly.
The wound, medical history, medications, mobility, nutrition and home setting all matter.
Primary care physicians, specialists, agencies, facilities and caregivers remain closely involved.
Patients know what comes next, and care partners receive meaningful updates.
What Gateway treats
Healing is shaped by circulation, diabetes, medication, nutrition, mobility and the support available at home. Gateway considers each of these together.
Wound and limb care
Primary and total care
Where care happens
Gateway offers scheduled visits across clinic, home and facility settings throughout the region.
Scheduled evaluation and follow-up in a comfortable clinical setting.
02Wound and medical visits in the comfort of home when travel is difficult.
03Care coordinated with nursing staff, attending physicians and families.
04Support after a hospital stay, surgery or rehabilitation.
For physicians and care partners
Gateway extends care into homes, facilities and follow-up visits. We carry forward the treating physician’s plan, share meaningful updates and coordinate with the specialists and agencies already involved.
Where we serve
Patients, families and care professionals can ask about service by sharing the city or ZIP code and current care setting.

Talk to Gateway
Patients and families can ask about care at home, in a facility or in clinic. Physicians and care partners can refer directly.