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Advanced wound care that reaches the patient.

The S.T.A.T. Program — Specialized Tissue Assessment and Treatment — delivers physician-directed wound care in the home for patients whose wounds demand more frequency, more oversight, and more clinical precision than conventional settings provide.

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The S.T.A.T. Program

Specialized Tissue Assessment and Treatment.

S.T.A.T. addresses the clinical gap for patients with wounds that are too complex for an outpatient wound clinic to manage at adequate frequency, and too demanding for a traditional home health episode to properly support.

These are wounds that need to be seen often — sometimes daily. They need physician accountability, advanced product selection, and a clinical team that escalates fast when the picture changes. S.T.A.T. is built to deliver exactly that, where the patient lives.

Clinical Care in Practice

Where advanced wound care happens.

Physician oversight, skilled nursing, and advanced treatment — delivered at the bedside, in the home, where patients with the most complex wounds need it most.

Physician-directed assessment

Physician-directed assessment

Skilled nursing wound care

Skilled nursing wound care

Comprehensive clinical documentation

Comprehensive clinical documentation

How the Program Works

Clinical structure built around the wound.

Wound Frequency That Matches Acuity

Treatment cadence is set by the wound, not an arbitrary schedule. High-acuity wounds are seen daily — including weekends. As the wound heals, the frequency adjusts. Care always matches clinical need.

Physician-Directed Plans of Care

A supervising physician establishes and signs every plan of care, sets the acuity tier, and reviews each case weekly. Clinical decisions are physician decisions — not improvised at the bedside.

Care Where the Patient Is

Treatment is delivered in the patient's home. Patients with complex wounds no longer have to navigate clinic scheduling or transportation barriers to receive high-frequency, advanced wound care.

Three Layers of Clinical Accountability

Physician oversight, provider reassessment by a nurse practitioner or physician assistant, and skilled nursing visits form a structured clinical hierarchy — every wound is monitored at multiple levels.

Rapid Escalation Pathways

Infection, dehiscence, exposed structures, and patient deterioration trigger same-day escalation. Wounds are not managed on a delayed schedule — problems are addressed before the next visit.

Comprehensive Clinical Documentation

Every visit is fully documented — wound measurements, tissue type, treatment delivered, supplies used, and infection surveillance. The clinical record is built to withstand payer review and audit.

Clinical Scope

The wounds S.T.A.T. addresses.

S.T.A.T. is designed for the highest-acuity wound patients — those whose clinical complexity demands physician-directed oversight, advanced wound products, and visit frequency that matches the severity of their condition.

Complex non-healing wounds
Post-surgical wounds with complications
Limb-threatening presentations
Diabetic foot ulcers
Venous leg ulcers
Stage III and IV pressure injuries
Exposed bone or fascia
Post-graft surveillance
A Program Under Seva Ventures

Independent clinical judgment. Operational infrastructure behind it.

Seva Health operates within the Seva Ventures umbrella, bringing the same commitment to physician-led governance and defensible clinical infrastructure to wound care delivery. Every treating clinician practices within their licensure, under a physician-signed plan of care, with the documentation and oversight infrastructure that protects patients, providers, and the program.

The program handles eligibility verification, prior authorization, physician oversight, plan of care management, wound product selection, and billing — so that clinical teams can focus on what they do best: treating the wound.

Learn more about S.T.A.T.

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