Negative Pressure Rentals
Delivering Comfortable and More Effective Wound Care for Your Residents
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A Partnership that Promotes Better
Wound Healing in Less Time
Reduce Your Therapy Days
Our white glove bundled rental solution significantly shorten recovery times and holds us accountable to your days on rent. This not only enhances patient satisfaction but also frees up valuable resources for your facility.
By providing superior wound healing results you can reduce hospital re-admission. We help you build stronger relationships with referral partners. Improved outcomes lead to increased trust and more consistent referrals, supporting your facility’s growth.
Our bundled pricing model ensures you have a clear, predictable cost structure, simplifying budget management. This transparent approach helps you optimize financial planning and avoid unexpected expenses.
We offer same-day delivery in the southeast U.S. and next day shipping nation-wide.
Same-day Delivery
Never worry about when your medical equipment will arrive. You’ll never have to delay a hospital discharge or turn a patient away. We deliver all of our equipment same-day.
Never worry about delaying or missing a referral again. You will always get the pump when you need it most.
Traditional (t)NPWT
Ideal for wounds greater than 0.3mm in depth
Continuous and variable pressure setting options
FDA approved for both acute and post-acute care
Exclusive Partnership Bundle:
Flat Bundled Pricing
Wound Pump Pre-set
Single-use (s)NPWT
Ideal for shallow wounds and incision lines
Delivers compression-like therapy to the wound, wound margin, and periwound
Canister-free and portable
Exclusive Partnership Bundle
PICO 7, 14, or UNO Single-use NPWT Pump
Various Sized Dressings
One-time Purchase Cost
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Let us help you reduce your therapy days with our white glove NPWT rental program. This will reduce your costs, and provide your patients with more effective and comfortable care.
Negative Pressure Rentals
What is Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT)?
Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) is a specialized medical treatment used extensively in the post-acute care setting, particularly in nursing homes, to manage complex wounds. This therapy involves the application of a sealed wound dressing connected to a vacuum pump. The controlled negative pressure, or suction, promotes wound healing by several mechanisms:
Fluid Removal: NPWT effectively removes exudate, blood, and infectious materials from the wound bed, reducing the risk of infection and the buildup of excess fluid, which can impede healing.
Edema Reduction: By removing excess interstitial fluid, NPWT decreases tissue edema, which enhances blood flow to the wound area, improving oxygen and nutrient delivery necessary for tissue repair.
Macro-deformation and Micro-deformation: The negative pressure induces a mechanical stretching (macro-deformation) and micro-deformation of cells, which stimulates cellular proliferation and theformation of granulation tissue, thereby promoting wound closure.
Enhanced Perfusion: The therapy improves microcirculation around the wound, facilitating the supply of oxygen and essential nutrients, which are critical for the healing process.
Reduced Bacterial Load: The sealed environment limits the exposure to external contaminants, and theremoval of exudate containing bacteria helps in lowering the overall bacterial load in the wound.
Promotion of Granulation Tissue: NPWT encourages the formation of granulation tissue, which isessential for the wound healing process, providing a foundation for the re-epithelialization.
Patient Comfort and Mobility: The sealed dressing and portable nature of many NPWT devices allow for greater patient mobility and comfort, which is particularly beneficial in a nursing home setting where maintaining patient activity is crucial.
In nursing homes, NPWT is particularly useful for treating pressure ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, venousstasis ulcers, and surgical wounds. The therapy is typically managed by trained healthcare professionals who monitor the wound closely, adjusting the pressure settings and dressing as needed to optimize healing outcomes.
How does Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) work?
NPWT works by placing a special dressing over the wound, which is then connected to a vacuum pump. The pump creates negative pressure (a vacuum) at the wound site, helping to draw out fluid and infection, reducing swelling, and encouraging blood flow to the area. This promotes faster healing by providing a conducive environment for tissue regeneration.
What type of wounds can be treated with Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT)?
NPWT can be used to treat a variety of wounds, including:
- Chronic wounds, such as pressure ulcers and diabetic foot ulcers
- Acute wounds, like surgical incisions or traumatic injuries
- Partial-thickness burns
- Flaps and grafts
- Wounds with significant drainage or infection
Is Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) painful?
How can I learn more about Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) at MasVida Health?
To learn more about NPWT and other wound care services offered by MasVida Health, you can request an easy quote here.
What does MasVida’s Negative Pressure Rental Program cost ?
Most rental companies do a pump per day + cost of supplies + additional fees. MasVida provides a flat PPD (price per day) which includes all supplies needed for treat + delivery or shipping. Our program makes NPWT management easy and cost effective. Our single-use pump options are a one-time competitive cost. You can request an easy quote here.