Continuity Mobile delivers expert wound care directly to patients in the comfort and privacy of their homes. We also provide scheduled visits to a variety of care environments, including Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Hospice facilities.
As a fully mobile practice, we offer the flexibility to work around your schedule—bringing compassionate, convenient care wherever it’s needed.
ABOUT US
Continuity Mobile brings compassionate wound care directly to you, whether in the comfort of your home or at a care facility. We provide routine visits to a variety of settings, including Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Hospice.
As a mobile provider, we’re able to offer flexible scheduling that fits your lifestyle—making expert care more convenient and personal.
OUR SERVICES
At Continuity Mobile, we believe healing should be both compassionate and timely. That’s why we focus on delivering expert care with the urgency you deserve—Heal with care. Heal with speed.
Leg ulcers
Leg ulcers often develop from fluid buildup in the lower limbs caused by venous insufficiency. This pressure can lead to skin breakdown, blisters, and open wounds.
Diabetic Foot Ulcer
About 15% of people with diabetes develop a foot ulcer, typically an open sore on the bottom of the foot. Around 6% of these cases may require hospitalization due to infection or other complications.
Arterial Wounds
Arterial wounds result from artery damage, often due to trauma or atherosclerosis. Poor blood flow limits oxygen and nutrients, making healing difficult. Prompt, specialized care is key to preventing serious issues.
Pressure Ulcers
A pressure ulcer, or bedsore, is skin and tissue damage caused by prolonged pressure over bony areas. Without proper care, it can lead to infection and reduced blood flow.
Abdominal Wounds
Abdominal wounds—caused by trauma, surgery, or accidents—can range from minor cuts to deep injuries. Proper cleaning, stitching, and monitoring are key to preventing infection, hernias, and other complications.
Sacral Wounds
Sacral wounds develop on the lower back due to pressure, trauma, or surgery. These painful sores heal slowly and may limit mobility. Proper care, pressure relief, and treating underlying issues are key to recovery.
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Call us anytime—our team is available 24/7 to assist you whenever you need care.
Our Contact Options:
Call: 251-533-8188
Email: info@continuitymobile.com
Our Current Location:
We come to you anywhere in and around Chicago. Already serving many, and expanding every day!
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