Philadelphia area
Existing patients(215) 760-9443
PRIMEHEALLLCWound CareWhere Healing Meets Innovation
Philadelphia-area mobile care

Wound care.
Closer to home.

Physician-led wound care at home, for you or a loved one.

Karapet Davtyan, MD, CWSP
Meet your providerKarapet Davtyan, MD, CWSP

General Surgeon | Acute and Reconstructive Burn Surgeon | Certified Wound Specialist Physician

Patients & caregiversUnderstand care at homeReferring professionalsPrepare a clear handoffFacility teamsExplore a care partnership
The right care starts with understanding

Types of wounds
we treat.

Every wound has a person behind it. Explore common concerns and the next step in care.

Explore wound care services

The appropriate treatment and care setting depend on an individual assessment.

Pressure Ulcers

Care for skin and tissue affected by prolonged pressure.

Diabetic Foot Ulcers and Other Diabetes-Related Wounds

Assessment of foot ulcers and other wounds associated with diabetes.

Venous Stasis Ulcers

Care for lower-leg wounds associated with vein-related swelling.

Arterial and Ischemic Ulcers

Evaluation of wounds associated with reduced blood flow.

Surgical and Postoperative Wounds

Attention to incisions and wounds after surgery.

Traumatic Wounds

Wound care following an injury and initial assessment.

Skin Tears and Fragile-Skin Injuries

Assessment and care for vulnerable or easily injured skin.

Infected Wounds

Prompt assessment and a plan for the appropriate care setting.

Inflammatory and Autoimmune Ulcers

Individualized wound care with specialist coordination when needed.

Burn Wounds

Evaluation and ongoing care following initial burn assessment.

A clinician applying a dressing to a patient’s lower leg
Representative wound-care setting, not a Prime Heal office.
Expert attention. A familiar setting.

More than a
dressing change.

Good wound care starts with the whole picture: the wound, your health, and the people helping you each day.

Understand what the wound needs

Assessment, an individual plan, and progress review.

Make the plan practical

Clear guidance about dressings, follow-up, and support between visits.

Keep your care connected

Coordination with caregivers, home-health nurses, and referring clinicians.

How care at home works
Getting started

A clear path to care.

Your first-visit guide
01

Talk with the practice

Call (215) 760-9443 for yourself, a loved one, or a patient you support.

02

Confirm the details

Review the location, care needs, insurance requirements, and visit availability.

03

Meet with the physician

An evaluation guides the treatment plan and follow-up with your care team.

Care in the Philadelphia area

Call to confirm availability for your location.

Service area
For nursing & rehabilitation facilities

For your residents.
Alongside your team.

Discuss physician-led wound rounds and a communication plan that fits your clinical team’s needs.

Skilled nursingRehabilitationAssisted living
Explore facility partnerships
A shared approach to care
On-site wound roundsDiscuss resident needs and visit frequency.
A clear care planAgree on documentation and follow-up.
Team communicationDefine contacts and clinical handoffs.
Before you call

A little clarity
goes a long way.

Answers for patients and the people who care for them.

More questions & insurance information
Can I contact Prime Heal directly?
Yes. Patients and caregivers can contact the practice directly about wound or skin-injury care. A clinician’s referral or authorization may still be required by your insurance before a visit. Suitability, availability, and any caregiver authorization are confirmed before care is arranged.
Will my insurance cover the visit?
Call to confirm participation in your specific plan, referral or authorization requirements, and any expected patient costs before scheduling.
Can care be coordinated with home health?
Share the names of the clinicians and agencies already involved. Roles, dressing-change support, and communication can then be discussed with the practice.
How do I know if my location is covered?
Call with the location where care is needed. The practice confirms each address, care setting, and visit availability before scheduling.
Here for your next step

Let’s talk about your care.

For yourself, someone you love, or a patient you support.

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