Wound Care Supplies

Our wound care collection covers the consumables that home-health agencies, nursing teams and family caregivers reorder most: gauze pads and rolled gauze, non-adherent and bordered foam dressings, calcium alginate for moderate exudate, transparent film for IV sites and superficial wounds, elastic and self-adherent wraps, medical tape and adhesives, skin barriers and removers, antiseptics and cleansers, and premade first-aid kits. Every listing shows exactly what is in the pack — each, box, or case — so you never have to guess what a quantity means before ordering.

A practical guide by stage: for clean, healing wounds, a non-adherent contact layer plus a gauze or foam secondary dressing held with tape or a wrap; for draining wounds, alginate or foam to manage moisture and protect the surrounding skin; for fragile skin, silicone-based removers and contact layers to reduce tearing during changes. Dressings are single-use — a plan that keeps supplies fresh and prevents reuse of anything sterile.

Home-health agencies buy these items themselves because Medicare pays one bundled amount per home-health episode that covers routine and non-routine supplies (GAO-03-878, program structure still current), so per-pack pricing and no forced case minimums matter — we let you order a box or a case depending on your census, and every product page shows whether an item ships in 2–5 business days or is special order at 2–4 weeks. Questions about a product for a specific wound? Call (614) 654-6591 and a person in Columbus will help — we sell supplies, we do not provide wound care, and anything concerning should go to your clinician.