Wound Care & PDPM: Why Your Wound Program Might Be the Most Underrated Driver of Reimbursement
Better Wound Care Doesn’t Just Improve Outcomes — It Can Also Increase Your PDPM Reimbursement.
Wound Care Isn’t Just a Clinical Concern — It’s a Revenue Opportunity.
The Patient Driven Payment Model (PDPM) dramatically increased the financial impact of specialized services like wound care. But most skilled nursing facilities still aren’t capturing everything they could.
Partnering with wound care specialists, like Vohra Wound Physicians, allows facilities to provide advanced clinical care while also maximizing PDPM reimbursement tied to NTA scoring.
This white paper breaks down how wound care services intersect with PDPM — and what SNFs need to know to get it right.
In this white paper, you’ll learn:
How wound care impacts PDPM Non-Therapy Ancillary (NTA) scoring
Why specialized wound services improve both outcomes and margins
Common documentation mistakes that cost facilities reimbursement
What CMS looks for in wound care coding under PDPM
How to build or partner for an effective wound care program
Wound care isn’t optional — it’s essential for both resident outcomes and financial sustainability under PDPM.
Need help optimizing your wound care program for PDPM?
Let’s talk about how Gravity Consulting can help.