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//Contact(1)

Phone: 310-689-3273 Fax: 310-622-9258 Email: referrals@woundwellco.com Service Area: Southern California- Counties: LA, San Bernardino, Orange, Riverside, Ventura

· Mar 18, 2026
//About(2)

We will send a different photo of Dr. May to be used

· Mar 18, 2026

Dr. Alvin S. May is a Harvard-trained general surgeon and wound care physician with over 20 years of experience serving patients across Southern California. He earned his medical degree from Harvard Medical School and completed his General Surgery residency at Boston Medical Center in 2006. In 2012, Dr. May helped launch a national physician-led wound care company that expanded specialized wound services to nursing homes and long-term care facilities nationwide. He is also the author of Heal Your Wound, a book focused on educating patients and caregivers about wound healing. In 2022, he founded Wound Well, where he serves as Medical Director, leading a mobile care model dedicated to delivering timely, high-quality wound care.

· Mar 18, 2026
//Philosophy(5)

Change bottom section to match with bottom section on services page with Dr. May quote

· Mar 18, 2026

Remove "offered to nursing homes and long term care" as well as " Comprehensive care paired with an innovative approach" Add: " At WOUND WELL, our mission is to promote optimal wound healing and patient well-being while helping partner facilities reduce costs. Our experienced providers deliver advanced bedside care—including debridements, infection control, wound VAC management, and G-tube placement—minimizing the need for outpatient visits and hospital readmissions. We further support cost efficiency by aligning treatment decisions with each facility’s formulary. Through a collaborative, team-based approach and a commitment to highly trained physicians and nurse practitioners specializing in wound care and compliant documentation, WOUND WELL is redefining care standards while attracting and retaining top clinical talent with industry-leading support and balance."

· Mar 18, 2026

Fix wording for "that sometime are obstacles" Remove "same day appointments available"

· Mar 18, 2026

Change "wound care outcomes" to "wound healing"

· Mar 18, 2026

Change "wound care for patients admitted to" to "wound care for our patients at home, admitted to nursing homes or..."

· Mar 18, 2026
//Books(1)

Add "Wound Healing Journal: My Path To Wound Closure (HEAL YOUR WOUND)" also on amazon

· Mar 18, 2026
//Services(6)

Replace "to your building" with "for you , your loved one, or your patients"

· Mar 18, 2026

Remove " not visits billed" and replace with quote from Dr. May- "The true measure of care? Patients healed, not patients seen."

· Mar 18, 2026

Remove " with no transfers required" Add " We also provide catheter support for patients with feeding tubes and urinary catheters."

· Mar 18, 2026

Change tears to issues Remove stage IV Add "to diabetic ulcers" after complex pressure injuries.

· Mar 18, 2026

Replace " every wound type" with "all wound types" and remove " that affects your residents.

· Mar 18, 2026

Replace Topical antimicrobials with Arobella

· Mar 16, 2026
//Advantage(6)

Remove Employee satisfaction an on from Comprehensive care section and create a new Clinician satisfaction section: At WOUND WELL, our team approach allows each clinician to shine in their role. By sharing clinical resources, expertise, and insights, we work together to create the best possible treatment plans for our patients. This collaboration not only improves the quality of life for the patients we care for but also enhances our ability to heal wounds effectively—a true win-win for both clinicians and patients. Our approach optimizes our mission, helping patients get better while allowing clinicians to grow and excel in their roles.

· Mar 18, 2026

Change physicians to clinicians Add bullet points with: -Innovative wound care -Transparency with clinical partners -Work with referal partners to support chronic patient management including nutrition, circulation, to optimize wound healing

· Mar 18, 2026

Defensive And Supportive Documentation At WOUND WELL, we take a multidisciplinary, team-based approach to wound care for both home health and facility patients, intentionally avoiding siloed care. Our highly skilled physicians and nurse practitioners, trained in wound management and survey-focused documentation practices, work collaboratively with primary care physicians, nutritionists, nursing staff, and other ancillary supports to manage complex patients effectively. By fostering open communication and coordination across the entire care team, we ensure accurate clinical information, seamless access to patients, and continuity of care. Providers maintain regular schedules, allowing patients to see the same clinicians week after week, promoting better outcomes. This collaborative model optimizes healing, improves patient outcomes, and reduces costs and risks to the facility.

· Mar 18, 2026

OPTIMIZED TREATMENT section: Our services include weekly wound assessments, precise measurements, sharp debridement, and dressing changes to ensure consistent, high-quality care. In many cases, we also provide mid-week re-evaluations to support faster healing and timely treatment adjustments. Therapies include: Collagen therapies Ultrasonic wound therapy Biologic membrane allografts Regenerative options such as stem cell and PRP therapy High-absorbency, bioclusive, and antimicrobial dressings Negative pressure wound therapy (Wound VAC) Compression therapy and proper body positioning techniques

· Mar 18, 2026

WoundWell Change " eliminate the need for visits" to "reduce the need for visits"

· Mar 18, 2026

WoundWell

· Mar 18, 2026
//Home(18)

ON HOME PAGE Incorrect logo used, we will send the correct one. WoundWell

· Mar 18, 2026

ON HOME PAGE We will send a different photo of Dr. May to be used

· Mar 18, 2026

ON HOME PAGE Dr. Alvin S. May is a Harvard-trained general surgeon and wound care physician with over 20 years of experience serving patients across Southern California. He earned his medical degree from Harvard Medical School and completed his General Surgery residency at Boston Medical Center in 2006. In 2012, Dr. May helped launch a national physician-led wound care company that expanded specialized wound services to nursing homes and long-term care facilities nationwide. He is also the author of Heal Your Wound, a book focused on educating patients and caregivers about wound healing. In 2022, he founded Wound Well, where he serves as Medical Director, leading a mobile care model dedicated to delivering timely, high-quality wound care.

· Mar 18, 2026

ON HOME PAGE Remove MD Change "General surgery..." to " General Surgeon, Wound Care Physician, Medical Director"

· Mar 18, 2026

ON HOME PAGE Change "consistent provider-patient" to "strong patient-provider" Add: -Collaborative team approach -Ongoing clinical education for patients, caregivers, and clinicians

· Mar 18, 2026

ON HOME PAGE Change "every manner of wound" to " a wide variety of chronic and no healing wounds"

· Mar 18, 2026

ON HOME PAGE WoundWell

· Mar 18, 2026

ON HOME PAGE Adjust "non-healing surgical wounds, and feeding tube management." to "non-healing surgical wounds. We also specialize in management of feeding tubes and urinary catheter managment."

· Mar 18, 2026

ON HOME PAGE Add: For our Long term care and Home Health partners:

· Mar 18, 2026

ON HOME PAGE Change "doctors" to "wound care providers"

· Mar 18, 2026

ON HOME PAGE WoundWell

· Mar 18, 2026

ON HOME PAGE Change "physicians" to "clinicians"

· Mar 18, 2026

ON HOME PAGE Change "eliminate" to "reduce"

· Mar 18, 2026

ON HOME PAGE Change "your patients'" to "the patients'"

· Mar 18, 2026

ON HOME PAGE Founded by Harvard-trained surgeon Dr. Alvin May, who brings over 20 years of experience, Wound Well delivers expert-level, compassionate wound care directly to you or your patient population. So patients can heal comfortably in the place they call home. We build the Wound Well difference on the pillars of compassionate care, wound care education, and optimal healing rates

· Mar 18, 2026

ON HOME PAGE Change "directly to nursing..." to "nursing homes, long-term care facilities, and home health settings—we come to you, providing convenient, high-quality care that maximizes healing outcomes while reducing costs."

· Mar 18, 2026

WoundWell is one word

· Mar 18, 2026

The Logo being used is the wrong one, we will send you the correct one.

· Mar 18, 2026