Family-owned · House calls
Medical & wound care that comes to the patient.
In private homes, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and group homes across South & Southwest Florida — from a family-owned medical practice.
- Private homes
- Assisted living
- Nursing homes
- Group homes
Start here
Two ways in.
Revitalize Health Center — our founding principleWe believe that the best recovery happens where a patient feels most comfortable.
No. 01Services
Advanced bedside treatment, coordinated with your care team.
We deliver specialized mobile wound care directly to patients, providing advanced treatment at the bedside to improve healing outcomes and ensure timely, high-quality care — and we work alongside physicians and care teams so wound management is seamless at every step.
See every service and what each one includes
Also offered: beauty & wellness services and weight management, at home or in our Fort Myers office.
- 01Mobile Wound Care ServicesEvaluation and treatment of chronic and acute wounds at the bedside — in a private home, assisted living facility, or nursing home.
- 02Primary & General Medical CareRoutine, preventive, and ongoing medical care delivered where the patient lives.
- 03Problem-Focused Medical VisitsA visit for a specific new or changing concern — a flare-up, a new wound, signs of infection, or a question after a hospital stay.
- 04Preventive Medicine & Care ManagementOngoing programs that keep chronic conditions monitored between visits.
- 05Minor Procedures & Diagnostic EvaluationEvaluation of skin lesions, small biopsies, and coordination with pathology.
- 06Mobile Diagnostic & Vascular ServicesComing soonBringing labs, vascular studies, and imaging to the bedside. This service is not yet available.
- 07Care Coordination & SupportKeeping home health teams, facilities, providers, and families working from the same plan.
No. 02Two ways in
Who are you arranging care for?
For families & caregivers
Someone you love needs care at home.
If someone you care for has a wound that isn’t healing, a new problem, or needs regular medical care but has trouble getting to an office, we can come to them. Family members, caregivers, and facility staff may contact our office directly to ask questions or request an evaluation.
In many cases a provider referral is required depending on the patient’s insurance — our team can help coordinate it.
For facility nurses, physicians & agencies
A resident or patient needs a visit.
We partner with home health agencies, skilled nursing and assisted living communities, and hospice and palliative care teams. Send a referral online, or download the referral form.
No. 03For caregivers
Preventing pressure ulcers at home.
Pressure ulcers, also known as bed sores, can develop when a person remains in the same position for extended periods of time. These wounds most commonly affect individuals who are bedridden, wheelchair-bound, or have limited mobility.
To help prevent pressure ulcers at home, caregivers should reposition the patient every two hours, keep the skin clean and dry, and use supportive cushions or pressure-relieving mattresses when possible. It is also important to check the skin daily for early signs of redness, discoloration, or irritation.
Proper nutrition and hydration also play an important role in maintaining healthy skin and supporting the body’s ability to heal.
If you notice any open areas, persistent redness, swelling, or drainage, it is important to seek medical evaluation promptly. Early treatment can prevent small skin injuries from becoming serious wounds.
Early treatment can prevent small skin injuries from becoming serious wounds.
No. 04 · Where we work
- Lee
- Charlotte
- Sarasota
- Miami-Dade
- Broward
- Palm Beach
Six counties across South & Southwest Florida, plus surrounding communities within our licensed service regions.
Lynnet Mantilla · Google review · ReviewsExcellent service!