Phone
(818) 235-3333
info@thehha.net
Location
4730 WOODMAN AVE, STE 303 SHERMAN OAKS, CA 91423
Skilled nursing • Care at home
Wound care at home. Support at every step.
In-home wound care in Los Angeles and Southern California, with nursing support guided by your treating provider and personalized care plan.
For patients, families, physicians, and discharge planners.
Personalized wound care
A plan built around your needs.
Skilled nursing
Professional support at home
Coordinated care
Guided by your provider’s plan
Caregiver guidance
Clear next steps between visits
Care in familiar surroundings
A clear plan for care and recovery
The Home Health Agency provides in-home wound care as part of a personalized home health plan. Our nursing team works with your treating provider to monitor your wound, follow care instructions, and help you and your caregivers understand the plan for care at home.
Whether you are exploring care for yourself, helping a family member, or referring a patient, our team can explain next steps and review service availability. Care depends on your assessment, provider’s orders, and the support appropriate for your needs.
What care may include
Support tailored to your wound care plan
Your assessment and provider’s orders guide the services included in your care.
Wound assessment
Assessment of the wound and surrounding skin helps the nursing team document changes and communicate with your treating provider.
Dressing care
Wound care and dressing changes follow your provider’s orders and the care plan developed for your needs.
Progress monitoring
Your nurse observes how the wound is progressing and shares changes or concerns with the appropriate members of your care team.
Caregiver education
Clear explanations help patients and caregivers understand the care plan, their role between visits, and when to ask for help.
Skin protection
Education on skin protection and pressure relief is guided by your individual needs and the instructions in your care plan.
Care coordination
Communication among your nurse, treating provider, and caregivers supports consistent wound care at home.
Patients & families
Feel more prepared between nursing visits
Knowing what to expect can make care at home easier to manage. Your nurse can explain the care plan, answer questions, and help your caregiver understand the instructions that apply to you.
Understand the plan
Ask what care is scheduled and who to contact with questions.
Know your role
Discuss which tasks you or a caregiver can safely help with.
Stay connected
Tell your care team about changes or concerns and follow the instructions they provide.
Getting started
How to start home wound care
01
Contact our team
Call to ask about wound care at home and confirm availability for your location.
02
Review care needs
Our team explains the referral process and reviews provider orders and service requirements.
03
Arrange care at home
Once care is arranged, the nursing assessment and provider’s orders guide the plan and visit schedule.
Referring a patient?
Physicians and discharge planners can call for referral instructions and the appropriate way to send patient information securely.
Our service area
Wound care across Southern California
Our service areas include Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, Riverside, San Bernardino, and San Diego counties. Contact our team to check in-home wound care availability for your ZIP code and care needs.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Orange County
Ventura County
Riverside County
San Bernardino County
San Diego County
Availability is confirmed for each patient’s location and care needs.
Common questions
Home wound care FAQs
Home health wound care is arranged under a care plan ordered by a doctor or another qualified healthcare provider. You or a family member can contact The Home Health Agency first to ask about the referral process and what is needed to get started.
The appropriate service depends on the wound, your provider’s orders, and the level of care required. Call our team to discuss your needs and confirm whether we can provide the appropriate wound care at home.
The visit schedule depends on your nursing assessment, provider’s orders, and individual care plan. Your care team will explain the planned schedule and review it as your needs change.
Your nurse can explain the care plan and provide education for caregivers. Ask your care team which tasks are appropriate for you or a family member and when to request help. Follow the instructions provided for your wound.
Our service areas include Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, Riverside, San Bernardino, and San Diego counties. Call (818) 235-3333 to confirm availability for your ZIP code and care needs.
Call (818) 235-3333 to discuss a referral and request current submission instructions. Our team can explain what information is needed and the appropriate secure method for sending patient details and records.
Let’s talk about your next step
Care starts with a conversation.
Ask about wound care for yourself or a loved one, check availability, or discuss a patient referral.