What Wound Dressing & Wound Care covers
- Surgical wound dressing (sterile technique)
- Diabetic foot ulcer care & offloading
- Pressure sore (bed sore) treatment
- Post-trauma wound management
- Wound assessment & photographic documentation
- Debridement support (with treating doctor)
When you need this service
- Post-surgery wounds needing sterile dressing
- Diabetic foot ulcers or non-healing wounds
- Bedridden patients developing pressure sores
- Traumatic wounds under medical supervision
Expert Care at Home — Book in 2 Minutes
Free consultation. Transparent pricing. Certified professionals.
Book Now — Starting ₹299What our professionals bring
- Sterile dressing kits (multiple sizes)
- Modern wound-care products (foam, hydrocolloid, alginate)
- Antiseptic solutions, saline, tape
Why home-based care works
- Sterile technique reduces infection risk
- Early detection of non-healing signs
- Family avoids stressful clinic visits
- Continuity of care by the same nurse where possible
Transparent pricing
Starting from ₹499 per dressing visit
Final pricing depends on the consultant's care plan. You always see the full breakdown before confirming.
How it works
- Book Online — Share your requirements and preferred schedule.
- Get Consulted — Our consultant designs a care plan tailored to your needs.
- Pay Securely — Transparent pricing with the full breakdown before payment.
- Home Sessions — A qualified professional visits your home for every session.
Wound Dressing & Wound Care across Chennai
Wound Dressing & Wound Care available in all major Chennai areas:
Anna Nagar · T Nagar · Velachery · OMR · Tambaram · Adyar · Porur · Guindy · Mylapore · Nungambakkam · Kilpauk · Perambur · Ambattur · Medavakkam · Thiruvanmiyur · Besant Nagar · Ashok Nagar · Chromepet · Sholinganallur
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should a wound be dressed?+
It depends on the wound type. Fresh surgical wounds are typically dressed daily for the first week. Chronic ulcers may be dressed every 2-3 days. Our consultant plans the frequency based on your wound and doctor’s instructions.
Can you handle non-healing or infected wounds?+
Yes. Our nurses assess and document, escalate to a wound-care doctor if debridement or advanced treatment is needed, and coordinate the full care plan.
Do you use modern wound-care products like foam dressings?+
Yes. We use modern dressings appropriate to the wound stage — hydrocolloid, foam, alginate, silver dressings — following current best-practice protocols.
Can you help prevent pressure sores in bedridden patients?+
Yes. Pressure-sore prevention is core to our bedridden-patient care — every 2-hour repositioning, pressure-relief mattresses, skin inspection, and prompt intervention at first sign of skin breakdown.