8060 Belvedere Road, Suite 8, West Palm Beach, FL 33411Mon–Fri 9–5 · Sat 10–4

Wound Care & Skin Protection

Protect the skin and help wounds heal.

Dressings delivered on the schedule your doctor orders, plus mattresses and cushions that take pressure off the skin for people who sit or lie for long periods.

Team member showing a patient wound dressings and supplies at a table

Is this you?

You might be in the right place if…

You don't need to know the name of the equipment. Tell us what's happening, and we'll help you work out the rest.

  • A nurse or doctor is treating a wound at home.
  • You or someone you care for has a pressure sore, or is at risk of one.
  • Someone sits or lies in one position for most of the day.
  • You need dressings delivered on a regular schedule.

Examples of what we carry

Wound care supplies

  • Transparent film wound dressing in its sealed packet

    Transparent film dressing

    A thin, clear cover for light or dry wounds

  • Box of foam wound dressings with one square dressing in front

    Foam dressing

    For wounds with drainage

  • Bordered foam wound dressing with a clear adhesive edge

    Bordered foam dressing

    Foam pad with an adhesive border

  • Square silicone foam wound dressing

    Silicone foam dressing

    Gentle on fragile skin

  • Blue antibacterial foam dressing beside its packets

    Antibacterial foam dressing

    For wounds at risk of infection, as ordered

  • Island wound dressing with an absorbent centre pad and adhesive border

    Island dressing

    Absorbent centre with an adhesive border

  • Square gauze dressing with an adhesive border

    Bordered gauze dressing

    Gauze pad with an adhesive border

  • Thick white absorbent ABD pad

    Absorbent (ABD) pad

    Thick pad for heavy drainage

  • Stack of folded white gauze sponges

    Gauze sponges

    Woven gauze squares for cleaning and covering

  • Roll of stretch gauze bandage beside its box and wrapper

    Gauze bandage roll

    Holds a dressing in place

  • Rolled beige elastic bandage

    Elastic bandage

    Stretch wrap for support and holding dressings

  • Partly unrolled sheet of clear adhesive film with printed guide marks

    Transparent film roll

    Clear film on a roll, cut to size

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  • Box of oval eye pads with a wrapped pad beside it

    Eye pads

    Soft oval pads to cover the eye

  • Boxes, tubes and packets of first aid ointment

    First aid ointments

    Ointment tubes and single-use packets

  • Small bottle of liquid skin adhesive

    Liquid skin adhesive

    Helps dressings and tapes stay on

  • Bottle of antiseptic skin solution

    Antiseptic solution

    For cleaning skin before a dressing change

Ostomy, urology & infusion supplies

  • Ostomy pouch with skin barrier, barrier strips and a tube of paste

    Ostomy pouch and skin barrier

    Pouches, barriers and skin care

  • Beige drainable ostomy pouch with a closure at the bottom

    Drainable ostomy pouch

    Opens at the bottom to empty

  • Round tan ostomy barrier ring

    Barrier ring

    Seals the skin around a stoma

  • Clear urinary drainage bag with measurement markings and tubing

    Urinary drainage bag

    Bedside bag that connects to a catheter

  • Foley catheter with its small balloon tip inflated

    Foley catheter

    A catheter that stays in place

  • Box of IV catheters

    IV catheters

    For home infusion, as ordered

  • Coiled IV extension set tubing beside its box

    IV extension set

    Extra tubing for an IV line

  • Three-way IV stopcock valve with a blue handle

    IV stopcock

    A valve that directs IV flow

  • Five syringes of different sizes, from small to large

    Syringes

    Several sizes, as ordered

  • Sealed bag of insulin syringes

    Insulin syringes

    Fine-needle syringes for insulin

Compression

  • Compression pump on a stand connected to leg sleeves worn by a seated woman

    Compression pump

    For lymphedema, when prescribed

These are examples. We carry many more. Ask us: (561) 245-5444.

Insurance

What insurance usually needs

A short summary. Your plan and your records decide; we check yours before anything is ordered.

Insurance in plain words →

Pressure-relief mattress or pad

Original Medicare
Usually covered when criteria are met
Florida Medicaid
Limited: we check the exact item

Medicare usually needs

  • You can't move at all on your own.
  • You have limited mobility, or a pressure sore on your back, hips or buttocks, plus at least one of: poor nutrition, bladder or bowel incontinence, reduced feeling in your skin, or poor circulation.
Check your coverage for pressure-relief mattress or pad

Ostomy supplies

Original Medicare
Usually covered when criteria are met
Florida Medicaid
Usually covered when criteria are met

Medicare usually needs

  • You have an ostomy (for example a colostomy, ileostomy or urostomy).
  • How much is usually covered depends on the type of ostomy, up to set monthly amounts. More needs a reason in your records.
Check your coverage for ostomy supplies

Incontinence supplies (briefs, pull-ons, pads)

Original Medicare
Usually not covered
Florida Medicaid
Usually covered when criteria are met

What to know

  • Original Medicare doesn't cover incontinence supplies or adult diapers. You pay the full cost.
  • Some Medicare Advantage plans offer extra benefits for these supplies; we can check yours.
Check your coverage for incontinence supplies (briefs, pull-ons, pads)

Compression stockings and garments

Original Medicare
Usually covered when criteria are met
Florida Medicaid
Limited: we check the exact item

Medicare usually needs

  • Open leg ulcer: gradient compression stockings are covered only when they're used to treat an open venous stasis ulcer.
  • Lymphedema: since January 1, 2024, Medicare usually covers daytime and nighttime compression garments, wraps, bandaging and accessories when a doctor, nurse practitioner, PA or clinical nurse specialist documents a lymphedema diagnosis.
Check your coverage for compression stockings and garments

Medicare Advantage, Medicaid health plans and employer plans usually follow similar rules, often with approval first. Coverage depends on your plan, your doctor's order and your medical records. This is a plain-language summary, not a decision. We verify every case before anything is ordered. As of October 31, 2026.

What happens next

Three steps from here.

See how your request moves →
  1. Your doctor or nurse sends the order

    With the wound details: where it is, its size and how much it drains. Fax: (561) 245-5443.

  2. We match the order

    We check the dressings and quantities against the order and what your insurance needs.

  3. Delivered on schedule

    Supplies arrive to match the order, and we update them when the wound changes.

Talk it through with our team.

Call and tell us what's going on. A person answers, and there's no pressure.