MOBILE WOUND CARE · TRAUMATIC WOUNDS

In-home traumatic wound care in Denton & Cooke County

Cuts, skin tears, crush injuries, and other traumatic wounds on the lower leg and foot need prompt, expert care to heal cleanly and avoid infection. Dr. David J. Barber, DPM brings a full mobile wound clinic to your home across Denton County and Cooke County.

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What are traumatic wounds?

Traumatic wounds are injuries to the skin and underlying tissue caused by an accident or force — rather than by an underlying disease. On the lower leg and foot they’re especially prone to slow healing when circulation, swelling, or other health issues are involved. Common examples include:

Signs your wound needs professional care

Reach out promptly if you notice any of the following:

How Dr. Barber treats traumatic wounds at home

Dr. Barber brings the tools of an outpatient wound clinic directly to your bedside — so healing can happen where you’re most comfortable:

Care that comes to you

Many patients recovering from an injury can’t easily get to a clinic. Dr. Barber’s mobile service treats traumatic wounds below the knee at your home or care facility throughout Denton County and Cooke County — complementing, not replacing, your existing home health care.

Other wounds we treat at home

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Diabetic Wounds & Ulcers

Specialized diabetic foot ulcer care at home.

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Venous & Arterial Ulcers

Circulation-related leg ulcer care at home.

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Mobile Wound Care

See our full at-home wound program & equipment.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Traumatic wound questions, answered

When should a traumatic wound be seen by a professional?
If a wound isn’t healing within a week or two, shows signs of infection (redness, warmth, drainage, odor), is deep, or is on the foot of someone with diabetes or poor circulation, it should be evaluated promptly.
Do you really treat wounds at home?
Yes. Dr. Barber brings a mobile wound clinic — including portable X-ray, vascular testing, and ultrasound debridement — to your home or care facility. It complements your existing home-health plan.
What areas do you cover?
Mobile wound care serves Denton County and Cooke County. Each visit is evaluated individually to keep travel time reasonable, so give us a call to confirm your location.
What insurance do you accept for mobile wound care?
Mobile wound treatment currently accepts Medicare and Medicare Advantage PPO plans. We do not accept HMO or WellMed plans, and care is currently limited to wounds below the knee.

WHAT PATIENTS SAY

Trusted by patients across Denton County

★★★★★

“Dr. Barber is patient, kind, and very professional. He has definitely improved my quality of life by taking care of the pain in my feet. I highly recommend him.”

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Healthgrades

★★★★★

“The best experience I have ever had at any healthcare facility. Dr. Barber is knowledgeable, transparent, and super personal — I could not recommend him enough!”

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Yelp

★★★★★

“He showed deep concern for his patients’ wellbeing and spent more than the necessary time to fully discuss and disclose the path forward. Highly recommend.”

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Dr. David J. Barber, DPM
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Dr. David J. Barber, DPM

Board-certified podiatrist (American Board of Podiatric Medicine). He manages traumatic foot and leg wounds with expert, timely treatment.

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Have a wound that won’t heal?

Let Dr. Barber bring expert traumatic wound care to your home. Call or request a visit today.