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What products can help my with wound care?  Need a cushion for a wound?  Need a mattress for a wound?  Vienna Medical understands how important wound care products can be.  There are different types of wound care beds, alternating air pressure and turning mattresses, low air loss mattresses, wound care cushions, and gel overlays that can help.  We have Roho wound care cushions, Invacare Airflo and infiniti cushions,  coccyx cushions, cutout cushions, pummel cushions, donut cushions and many others. 

Call our wound care experts today to find out how we can help you treat wounds. Learn how to prevent wounds, fix a coccyx wound or heel wound.  We are located near Orlando Florida Wound Care Center.

PRESSURE RELIEf - group 1

Invacare Solace Prevention Therapeutic Foam Mattress
Shop our entire inventory of Oxygen products, nebulizers, oximeters and access. (non insurance covered item)              How do I qualify for this item through insurance? - Select Medical Equipment Criteria
was $details299.95
ON SALE $259.95
Invacare Gel Overlay
Therapeutic Support Surfaces are designed to aid in the prevention and treatment of pressure ulcers. (insurance covered item)

How do I qualify for this item through insurance? - Select Medical Equipment Criteria

was $298.30details
ON SALE $239.95  
Invacare Egress EZ Raised Edge Mattress
Assists patient ingress and egress with stable handle in bolsters (partial insurance covered item)

How do I qualify for this item through insurance? - Select Medical Equipment Criteria

was $details575.00
ON SALE $449.00
 
Invacare CareGuard APP Pump and Pad
CareGuard APP Alternating Pressure Pad System (partial insurance covered item)

How do I qualify for this item through insurance? - Select Medical Equipment Criteria

was $details575.00
ON SALE $267.42

 

Roho Sierra™ Gel Overlay - For the prevention of pressure sores. (insurance covered item)

How do I qualify for this item through insurance? - Select Medical Equipment Criteria

was $details300.00
ON SALE $240.00

 

Roho Prodigy Mattress Overlay Non-powered mattress overlay designed for individuals who are at risk for breakdown and/or have a Stage I or Stage II ischemic ulcer.   (partial insurance covered item)

How do I qualify for this item through insurance? - Select Medical Equipment Criteria

was $details299.95
ON SALE $256.85

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pressure relief - group 2

Invacare MicroAIR Alternating Pressure Mattress 10 LPM Compressor Economical alternating pressure mattress replacement system.  (insurance covered item)
 
was $1495 (mattress only)details
ON SALE $$1100.00

 

Invacare MicroAIR 3500S Low Air Loss Mattress - Standard Width The microAIR 3500S also provides the benefits of true low air loss available for pressure ulcer therapy.

Shop our entire inventory of Oxygen products, nebulizers, oximeters and access. (insurance covered item)

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was $6825
ON SALE $5404.95
Invacare Turning Mattress

MicroAIR Turn-Q Plus Mattress - Standard Width  Turning mattress for extreme patient care with multiple stage 2 or above ulcers.  Great for spouses that can't turn the patient. (insurance covered item)

was $9800
ON SALE $6746.95
Roho SELECTAIR®SYSTEM Low Air LossSelectAir®low air loss mattress systems are a complete line that offers the most cost-effective alternative for skin protection and pressure sore prevention.    (insurance covered item)
 
was $9800
Roho SELECTAIR®MAX SYSTEM Alternating Pressure   SelectAir® MAX low air loss mattress systems offer the same benefits as the SelectAir® plus System Lock, Auto Comfort setting and Pulse Mode which provides three levels of therapeutic, alternating pressure relief.(insurance covered item)
was $9800
ON SALE $6746.95

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LYMPHEDEMA PUMPS (COMPRESSION PUMPS)

Compression Pumps/Lymhedema pumps complete system - standard sleeves Provides intermittent, single-chambered compression to manage and reduce peripheral edema. Compact, lightweight and portable, designed for home use. This product is designed to aid in the reduction and control of peripheral edema, including congenital lymphedema of the lower extremities and postmastectomy lymphedema, stasis dermatitis and venous stasis ulcers.(insurance covered item)

Product ID:biocompression system
was $details1498.00
ON SALE $1399.00

 


Compression Sleeves  Provides intermittent, single-chambered compression to manage and reduce peripheral edema. Compact, lightweight and portable, designed for home use. This product is designed to aid in the reduction and control of peripheral edema, including congenital lymphedema of the lower extremities and postmastectomy lymphedema, stasis dermatitis and venous stasis ulcers.  (insurance covered item)
   details
Product ID: sleeves bio compression
was $Please Call
ON SALE $Please Call   (Many different models)

 

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wound care supplies

Kinesio TapeKinesio Tape

  • Kinesio Tape is designed to be worn for multiple days (3 to 4)
  • Will withstand athletic activity and showering
  • Several color and size options available
  • Very thin porous cotton fabric
 
Item #: Kinesio
was $15.00
ON SALE $13.99

3M Steri-Strip Blend Tone Skin Closures (Non-reinforced) - 1/2" x 4" - 6 strip envelope

3M Steri-Strip Blend Tone Skin Closures (Non-reinforced) - 1/2" x 4" - 6 strip envelope

  • Light beige color blends with skin tone
  • Use for primary, non-suture closures
  • 6 tape closure strips per envelope
  • Sterile - Hypoallergenic
Item #:
was $4.76
ON SALE $4.29

Blairex Labs Wound Wash Saline - 210 mlWound Wash Saline - 210 ml

 
  • Just point and spray
  • Painlessly removes bacteria & debris
  • Sterile saline solution
Item #: BlairEX labs
was $9.95
ON SALE $7.95

vienna medical insurances accepted

Vienna Medical works with most primary insurances.  Below you will find our main contracted insurance companies. For all insurances and workers compensation companies click here.

Medicare Guidelines

 

Stage 1 2 or 3 wound care prevention or treatment.  travel Medical Oxygen Hospital beds for wound care can help.  Air beds to help with decubitus's that work.  Decubitus air or treatment beds for options.

TREATMENT OF PRESSURE ULCERS (decubitus ulcers, bed sores)

First, debride if necessary (often under utilized). Types:
Surgical - most rapid, recommend if large necrotic areas or thick eschar present.
Mechanical - hydrotherapy, dextranomers, wound irrigation (correct pressure obtained using 35 ml syringe with #19 gauge angiocatheter).
Enzymatic - eg: collagenase (eg: Santyl), too slow if infection present.
Autolytic - via enzymes in wound fluid (very slow).

Then stage the ulcer - part of a comprehensive assessment of the individual:

Stage I : Non blanchable erythema of intact skin, the heralding lesion of skin ulceration.
Stage II : Partial thickness skin loss involving epidermis, dermis or both. The ulcer is superficial and presents as an abrasion, shallow crater or blister.
Stage III : Full thickness skin loss involving damage to or necrosis of subcutaneous tissue that may extend down to, but not through, underlying fascia. The ulcer presents clinically as a deep crater with or without undermining of adjacent tissue.
Stage IV : Full thickness skin loss with extensive destruction, tissue necrosis, or damage to muscle, bone or supporting structures (eg: tendon, joint capsule). Undermining and sinus tracts also may be associated with Stage IV pressure ulcers.

Pick a Dressing (must provide "moist wound healing"):

Options:
Transparent semipermeable films (eg: Opsite, Tegaderm)
- for Stage I & II ulcers
Hydrocolloids (eg: DuoDerm, Comfeel, Restore)
- for non infected Stage II or III ulcers
- stay intact on average of 32 days
Saline soaked gauze (covered by occlusive wrap)
- Stage II - IV ulcers, gently pack dead space, inexpensive, frequent changes required to keep moist.
Alignates - (eg: CalciCare, Kaltostat) for +++ exudate.
Others
- for special problems contact an enterostomal therapist.
- irrigate ulcer with saline (use 35 ml syringe with #19 gauge angiocath) between dressing changes.

 

Pick a support surface:

If turning is feasible, use a static surface (ie: air or water mattress or foam overlay).
For multiple ulcers, large Stage III, IV or recalcitant ulcers use a dynamic surface (eg: alternating air mattress, low-air-loss or air fluidized bed).
- discourage elevating the head of the bed (shear forces)
- donut or ring devices are contraindicated (impair circulation).

A turning schedule: (usually q2h, keep patient off the ulcer if possible).

Basic skin care: avoid maceratron, friction, shear, and harsh chemicals.

Improve nutrition: if possible. calories and protein, vitamin and mineral supplements (especially Vit. C and zinc) if deficiencies are suspected.

Watch for infection and treat if present.

Consider surgical repair (usually musculocutaneous flap)
- non infected Stage III or IV ulcers, not healing, if patient a surgical candidate.

Consider the patient's goals - weigh the benefits and burdens of treatment.
- it may not be reasonable to attempt to heal all ulcers in the terminally ill.