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Bedsore Dressing Service – Specialized Care for Immobile Patients

Bedsores (Pressure Ulcers) are common in patients who remain in the same position for long periods. Without proper and timely dressing, these wounds can worsen and lead to serious infections. Trustotrycare Bedsore Dressing Service provides expert wound care at home through trained staff, ensuring hygiene and healing support.

What’s Included in the Service?

Cleaning of the wound using antiseptic solutions

Application of doctor-prescribed ointments or dusting powder

Covering the sore with sterile gauze, pads, and dressing materials

Monitoring the stage, size, and condition of the bedsore

Advice on posture change and preventive care

Following the doctor’s guidance for pressure relief technique

Note:

. All dressing supplies — such as bandages, gauze, ointments, gloves, tape, etc. — must be arranged by the patient’s family/user.

. Our staff will use the materials strictly as per medical prescription.

Who Needs This Service?

Patients bedridden due to stroke, paralysis, spinal injury, etc.

Elderly or immobile individuals at risk of developing bedsores

Recently discharged ICU patients with pressure wounds (back, hips, heels)

Patients showing redness, blisters, or skin breakdown due to prolonged lying position

Important Guidelines:

Service is strictly based on doctor’s recommendation

Hospitalization may be required in advanced/severe cases

This service does not include surgical procedures, injections, or debridement

Terms & Conditions Apply

Bedsore Dressing - Small (5 Days Plan)

Service Duration

Product Description

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a dresser perform surgical or tracheostomy dressings?

What services are included in dressing care?

Does the dresser bring dressing materials?

Will the dresser help with bathing, diaper change, or feeding?

Is a doctor’s recommendation required for dressing?

Can I avail of this service repeatedly?

What should I do if the dresser is late or there is a technical issue?

Will the same dresser come every day?