Mobile advanced wound care that comes to your building.
Launching in Albuquerque November 2026
MesaCare Mobile Health is not yet accepting patient referrals or providing patient care.
Physician-led, delivered by nurse practitioners at the bedside — in SNFs, assisted living, memory care, and patients’ homes across the Albuquerque metro. Bilingual English/Spanish.
Clinical channels are not open yet
Clinical phone
Permanent secure contact details will be published when clinical referrals open. Do not send patient information.
Clinical fax
Permanent secure contact details will be published when clinical referrals open. Do not send patient information.
MesaCare Mobile Health is not yet accepting patient referrals or providing patient care.
Need MesaCare at your facility?
MesaCare Mobile Health is launching in Albuquerque in November 2026. If your facility needs mobile wound care, wants to establish a referral relationship, or would like more information before launch, leave your contact information below.
We also welcome inquiries from home health agencies, suppliers, clinicians and other organizations interested in working with MesaCare.
Physician-led. Nurse-practitioner-delivered.
Every MesaCare NP completes structured competency training in advanced wound care modalities, WoundReference CliniPaths protocols, vendor training on our imaging and ultrasound platforms, and field certification with our Clinical Lead before independent visits.
MesaCare’s Medical Director. Baylor-trained. Has led some of the busiest wound care programs in Texas and Utah — total contact casting, skin substitutes, grafting, and limb preservation.
MesaCare’s Field Clinical Lead. Performs I&D, selective and surgical debridement, biopsies, and wound cultures across long-term and post-acute settings. Rides along and signs off each MesaCare NP before independent practice.
Adult-Gerontology Acute Care NP trained at Drexel, BSN Magna Cum Laude from UNM. Two years as Surgical First Assist at Lovelace Women’s Hospital, with current in-home diagnosis and management experience.
Match us against your census in 20 seconds.
- Chronic & non-healing wounds — pressure injuries, venous ulcers, arterial/ischemic ulcers, atypical ulcers, and wounds that have plateaued.
- Diabetic & post-surgical — diabetic foot ulcers, non-healing surgical wounds, dehiscence, skin tears.
- Complex & traumatic — complex wound care, traumatic wounds, and mild burns requiring bedside management.
- Plateau trigger — any pressure injury that hasn’t measurably improved in 2–4 weeks. That maps to your QAPI and F-686 exposure.
- Acute osteomyelitis needing IV therapy.
- Wounds requiring OR debridement.
- Active gangrene needing vascular surgery.
- Any patient who needs a level of care beyond bedside — we’ll tell you fast and help route it.
MesaCare Mobile Health is not yet accepting patient referrals or providing patient care.
How referrals will work after launch.
After clinical referrals open in November 2026, no MesaCare form or new workflow for your nurses will be needed. Face sheet, insurance card, H&P or recent progress note, wound location and duration, current orders — that’s it.
Planned care after launch. Clinical referrals are not yet open.
Supplies & orders. We bring our own advanced-modality equipment. Dressings follow the resident’s plan of care and your facility’s supply; we leave clear next-dressing instructions your night shift can follow.
We never surprise-bill a facility.
- Part B & long-term-care residents
- We bill Medicare Part B or the resident’s plan directly. Nothing lands on your facility.
- Part A skilled stays
- Most wound services are bundled under SNF consolidated billing. We walk your business office through it before the first visit — and we never surprise-bill your facility.
- Planned payer network
- Medicare Part B, Medicare Advantage plans, Centennial Care (NM Medicaid), Presbyterian, BCBSNM, and most commercial plans. Individual coverage will be verified after clinical referrals open.
- What’s covered
- NP evaluation, wound care management, advanced modalities (fluorescence imaging, non-contact low-frequency ultrasound, ultrasonic debridement) when clinically indicated and covered by the resident’s plan.
Hospital-grade care, in the resident’s room.
The same advanced modalities a wound clinic offers — without the transport, the premedication, or the day-long round trip for a resident already at risk of skin breakdown.
How we work
Visits begin November 2026.
After launch, visit timing will depend on clinical appropriateness and availability.
Where the resident already is.
SNFs, assisted living, memory care, and patients’ homes across the Albuquerque metro.
Closed-loop by default.
Signed eval in 24h, weekly measurements and photos, orders faxed to your attending and your unit.
Advanced modalities
MolecuLight.
Bacterial load visible at the bedside — fewer blind antibiotic starts.
UltraMIST.
Non-contact low-frequency ultrasound for stalled and complex wounds.
XSONX.
Portable ultrasonic debridement delivered at the resident’s bedside.
Questions we get before day one.
Planned care after launch. Clinical referrals are not yet open.
Do you take over the resident’s orders, or does my attending stay attending?
Your attending stays attending. We’re a consultant. We fax orders and dressing changes to your attending and your unit; the primary keeps the resident on their panel.
Do you bring supplies, or draw on my dressing budget?
We bring our own advanced-modality equipment (imaging, ultrasound, debridement). Dressings follow the resident’s plan of care and your facility’s supply; we leave clear next-dressing instructions your night shift can follow.
How does this hit my Part A residents?
Most wound services for Part A skilled residents are bundled under SNF consolidated billing. We walk your business office through it before the first visit and we never surprise-bill your facility. See Billing.
What is the planned payer network?
Medicare Part B, Medicare Advantage plans, Centennial Care (NM Medicaid), Presbyterian, BCBSNM, and most commercial plans. Individual coverage will be verified after clinical referrals open.
How does documentation land in my chart?
Fax by default. We can also deliver into PointClickCare or MatrixCare where facilities are set up for it — ask us on the first call.
Do you cover weekends?
After launch, weekend coverage is planned from day one. Same clinicians, same documentation, same fax path — no separate on-call number, no gap between Friday and Monday.
Do you have Spanish-speaking clinicians?
Yes. Our FNP is fully bilingual English/Spanish and can teach the resident and family directly.
What won’t you take?
Acute osteomyelitis needing IV therapy, wounds requiring OR debridement, active gangrene needing vascular surgery. We’ll tell you fast and help route it.
Can you in-service my nurses?
Yes — 15-minute lunch-and-learn or a full 45-minute session. Connect through the facility-interest section to discuss training needs.
Already have a wound provider?
After launch, MesaCare can complement a facility’s existing wound-care provider for complex cases and gaps in coverage.