Brant E. VictorMD
Co-founder & Supervising Physician
Mobile wound care · Greater Austin metro
Specialist wound care, delivered to the bedside.
Board-certified nurse practitioners visit Medicare patients at home, in assisted living, and in skilled nursing facilities across the Greater Austin metro. UltraMIST therapy, amniotic allografts, debridement, and compression, performed bedside in coordination with the primary care doctor. Physician-ordered. Medicare may cover when medically necessary.
Usually at the bedside within 48 hours
After we receive the physician order
4.9 / 5 · 142 Google reviews
From patients and family caregivers
For patients & families
Caring for someone with a wound that won't heal?
You shouldn't have to load Dad into the car twice a week to keep a wound from getting worse. We come to him. Same nurse practitioner. Same chair. Every visit.
- Bedside visits at home, in assisted living, or in skilled nursing
- We coordinate with the primary care doctor and home health team
- We verify Medicare benefits before the first visit, in plain English
For doctors, home health & facilities
Have a patient who needs specialist wound care?
You see them in clinic. You know they need more than weekly dressing changes. You also know they can't make the trip to a wound center. We're the answer to that gap.
- Typically at the bedside within 48 hours of receiving the order
- Visit notes and progress photos returned to your EMR or fax
- We bill Medicare Part B directly. No billing burden on your practice.
How it works
What happens after you call.
Specialized wound care, coordinated with the primary care doctor and home health team. All services are physician-ordered.
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You call. We listen.
Tell us about the wound. How long it's been there. What's been tried. We answer questions about whether our care may be covered for your situation.
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The doctor signs the order.
We coordinate with the primary care physician for the orders our work requires. Services are provided only when medically necessary.
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We come to the bedside.
Home. Assisted living. Skilled nursing. A board-certified nurse practitioner at the bedside, with the supplies and the time to do it right.
Your Care Team
The specialists who come to the bedside.
A board-certified physician, nurse practitioners, PAs, and certified wound nurses, the same trusted faces, visit after visit.
Alex VictorPA-C
Co-founder, Physician Assistant
Rachel PalmeterMSN, RN-BC, CWON
Certified Wound, Ostomy & Continence Nurse
Kim PattonDNP, RN, CWON
Certified Wound Ostomy Nurse
Blythe RiddleMPAS, PA-C
Physician Assistant-Certified
Amber MetoyerFNP-C
Family Nurse Practitioner & Patient Management Coordinator
KaitlynPA-C
Physician Assistant-Certified
Alexus
Insurance & Claims Specialist
Physician-led care
Every plan of care is overseen by co-founder Dr. Brant Victor, MD, a Texas Monthly Super Doctor for more than 20 years and a Top Doctor named by U.S. News and Castle Connolly.
- Texas Monthly Super Doctor, Hall of Fame
- Castle Connolly Top Doctor
- U.S. News Top Doctor
- Who's Who of American Surgery
- AORN Surgeon of the Year, Austin
Services
Specialized therapies, at the bedside.
Wound care that often isn't available outside a specialty clinic, performed where the patient already lives. Provided only when medically necessary.
Pressure injuries
Stage two, three, and four pressure injuries get specialized assessment and an evolving care plan. Debridement performed at the bedside when medically necessary.
Learn moreAmniotic allografts
Cellular tissue-based products for chronic wounds where conservative measures have not produced progress. Applied bedside when medically appropriate.
Learn moreUltraMIST therapy
Non-contact, low-frequency ultrasound for chronic wounds that have stopped progressing on standard care. Performed bedside, painlessly, in a few minutes.
Learn moreVenous & arterial leg wounds
Multi-layer compression therapy, fitted and applied in your living room. We adjust to what the wound, and the patient, can tolerate that day.
Learn morePost-surgical wounds
Dehiscence, slow-closing incisions, and stalled surgical sites managed at home, in coordination with the operating surgeon and primary doctor.
Learn moreDiabetic foot ulcers
When a foot wound has stalled for weeks, specialized assessment matters. We treat diabetic ulcers at the bedside, in coordination with the endocrinologist and primary care doctor.
Learn moreFor physicians & home health
Refer the patient. We handle the rest.
You don't have time to coordinate a wound consult, the home health agency, and the patient's daughter. We do. Send the referral, we take it from there.
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Send the referral. Fax, secure email, or our online form. We accept partial information and follow up for the rest.
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We contact the patient. Same business day, usually within a couple of hours. We confirm the address, verify Medicare benefits, and schedule the first visit.
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We see the patient bedside. Typically within 48 hours of receiving the order. Initial assessment, photographs, and a wound care plan documented to your EMR.
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We close the loop. Weekly visit notes and progress photos sent back to you and the home health team. You stay informed without doing the chasing.
Three ways to refer
Pick whatever fits your workflow. We document the referral source for every patient and send a confirmation back to the referrer.
For Facilities
When the wound is more than your staff can handle.
You don't have a wound-care specialist on payroll. Your DON is doing her best with what she has. Three calls and an EMR note later, the resident is back in the ER for an infection that started days ago. We get to the bedside fast, so your team has specialist support and your residents don't lose ground.
- Specialist wound care without your residents leaving the building.
- Same nurse practitioner each visit. Continuity for your team and your residents.
- Free in-service training for your nurses. Wound-care CEU eligible.
- We coordinate directly with your medical director and the resident's physician.
2023
Caring for Central TX. Mobile wound care from day one.
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Typical first visit. After we receive the physician order.
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Facility partners. Skilled nursing, ALFs, and home health.
550+
Patients cared for. Across our partner facilities and homes.
Trusted across Central Texas
Cedar Ridge SNF
Hill Country ALF
Live Oak Care
Brazos Home Health
In-Service Training
Empowering our healthcare partners.
Free, hands-on in-service sessions for home health agencies, nursing facilities, and provider teams: our services, how we collaborate, and wound-care best practices. CEU-eligible for your nurses.
Advanced wound care
Diabetic and pressure ulcer management, skin grafts, and UltraMIST therapy: what they are, who they help, and how we deliver them at the bedside.
How we work together
The referral-to-bedside workflow and our weekly evaluations, where our specialists handle debridement and dressing changes alongside your team. Everyone knows what to expect.
The nursing role
Your nurses are first to notice a wound turning chronic. We equip them to catch it early, stage and document it, and monitor progress between our visits.
Why Victory Wound Care
Specialist care, without the trade-offs.
What families and referring providers can count on, every visit.
The same practitioner, every visit
The same board-certified nurse practitioner at the bedside each time, building on the last visit instead of starting over.
Physician-supervised
Every plan of care is overseen by our supervising physician, Dr. Brant Victor, MD, and coordinated with the patient's primary care doctor.
Care at the bedside
At home, in assisted living, or in skilled nursing. No loading a loved one into the car for a clinic across town.
Usually within 48 hours
We contact the patient the same business day a referral arrives and are typically at the bedside within 48 hours of receiving the order.
We handle Medicare
We verify benefits up front, bill Medicare Part B directly, and explain any costs before the first visit. No billing burden on the referring practice.
The loop stays closed
Weekly visit notes and progress photos go back to the referring provider and home-health team, so everyone stays informed without doing the chasing.
Coverage
Medicare and wound care.
Medicare Part B may cover medically necessary wound care provided in the home or facility setting when eligibility criteria are met. We verify your benefits and explain what to expect before the first visit.
Medicare
Medicare Advantage
Medicaid
BCBS Texas
UnitedHealthcare
Aetna
- We call the patient's plan and explain what we found in plain English.
- We bill Medicare and secondary insurance directly, when applicable.
- Self-pay options available with transparent pricing in writing, when coverage doesn't apply.
Check what may be covered
Tell us about the patient. We call the insurance, find out what's covered for the situation, and call you back with the specifics.
Medicare may cover these services when medically necessary and eligibility criteria are met. Coverage varies by plan and by clinical situation. Victory Wound Care does not determine Medicare eligibility.
Service Area
Ten cities. One phone number.
We serve patients across the Greater Austin metro. If the patient's address is in our coverage area, we can usually be at the bedside within 48 hours of receiving the physician order.
- Austin
- Round Rock
- Cedar Park
- Georgetown
- Pflugerville
- Leander
- San Marcos
- Kyle
- Buda
- Hutto
FAQ
Questions families ask us first.
Straight answers about coverage, timing, and how care actually works. Don't see yours? Call 737-667-5566.
Does Medicare cover wound care at home?
Medicare Part B may cover medically necessary wound care provided in the home or a facility when eligibility criteria are met. We verify your benefits and explain what to expect, including any out-of-pocket costs, before the first visit. Coverage varies by plan and clinical situation, and Victory Wound Care does not determine Medicare eligibility.
How quickly can a nurse practitioner come out?
We usually reach the bedside within 48 hours of receiving the physician order, and we contact the patient the same business day a referral comes in, often within a couple of hours.
Do we need a doctor's order or referral first?
Yes, all services are physician-ordered. You don't need the paperwork ready: call us or send a referral and we coordinate with the primary care doctor to obtain the orders. Care is provided only when medically necessary.
Where do you provide care?
At home, in assisted living, and in skilled nursing facilities across the Greater Austin metro, including Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Leander, San Marcos, Kyle, Buda, and Hutto.
What kinds of wounds do you treat?
Pressure injuries, diabetic foot ulcers, venous and arterial leg wounds, post-surgical wounds, and other chronic, non-healing wounds, using bedside debridement, multi-layer compression, amniotic allografts, and UltraMIST therapy when medically appropriate.
I'm a physician or facility, how do I refer a patient?
Send a referral by secure fax, secure email, or our online form; we accept partial information and follow up for the rest. We bill Medicare Part B directly and return visit notes and progress photos to your EMR, so there's no billing burden on your practice.
Request a Visit
What's been going on with the wound?
Leave your name and number and we call back the same business day, usually within a couple of hours. We go over the wound details securely by phone. No obligation.
- No obligation. We call back the same business day.
- We verify your Medicare benefits and explain any costs before the first visit.
- Board-certified, wound-care-certified clinicians.
- Physician-supervised by Dr. Brant Victor, MD.
Private & Confidential
Or call us directly
737-667-5566
Mon to Fri, 8a to 6p Central. After hours, leave a voicemail and we'll call first thing.