Focused wound care for the patients you serve
The Wound Specialists works with clinicians and care teams seeking physician-led evaluation and treatment for chronic and complex wounds. Our Plantation clinic welcomes referrals for patients across Broward County and nearby South Florida communities
A simple referral process
Submit the referral along with relevant clinical information, and we'll take it from there. Our team evaluates the wound, addresses factors affecting healing, and provides timely updates to support continuity of care.
Referral form
Fax the completed referral form to 810-202-7988.
Open referral form (PDF)Focused evaluation with follow-through
- Physician-led assessment of the wound and factors affecting healing
- A treatment plan based on the individual evaluation
- Relevant findings and plan updates communicated with the referring care team as clinically appropriate
When to consider a wound care referral
Our assessment focuses on the wound, potential barriers to healing, and a personalized plan for ongoing care. Referrals commonly include the conditions listed below.
- Diabetic foot or leg ulcers
- Pressure injuries needing a coordinated plan
- Venous leg ulcers
- Arterial foot or leg wounds where circulation is a concern
- Postoperative, graft-site, amputation-site, or drain-site wounds
- Skin tears, lacerations, and traumatic wounds
- Burns and radiation-related wounds
- Cellulitis or suspected wound infection requiring evaluation
- Wounds that have stalled or worsened despite treatment
Building strong clinical partnerships
We believe the best outcomes come from collaboration. By working closely with referring providers and care teams, we help identify barriers to healing.
Primary care & specialty providers
Refer patients for a comprehensive wound evaluation and individualized treatment plan. We provide timely communication and share relevant findings and recommendations with the referring provider to support continuity of care.
Open referral form (PDF)Home health agencies & care facilities
We collaborate with home health nurses, clinicians, and facility teams to address wound concerns, communicate changes in wound status, and coordinate treatment plans and follow-up care.
For home health teamsDialysis centers
Refer patients with chronic, concerning, or slow-healing wounds for specialized wound care. We work closely with dialysis teams and other providers to support coordinated, patient-centered care.
For dialysis teams