I am going to be certified (hopefully) in PRP tomorrow. I’m very nervous. I am organized, have been a CMA (with associates) for almost 12 years. Relearned blood draws in the last year and saw how amazing PRP was when my NP I work side by side with did it on a patient. The results have been amazing on this particular patient (I know it doesn’t suite all). Any tips on the process?

You’ve found the heart of the Academy—the place where conversations flow, connections form, and ideas spark. The Community Hangout is your space to meet others in the mobile wound care world, share experiences, and celebrate wins big and small. Here’s how to get started: - Introduce Yourself – Tell us who you are, where you’re based, and what inspired you to step into wound medicine. - Join the Conversation – Post questions, insights, or funny stories from the field. This is a space for learning and laughter. - Connect & Collaborate – Find like-minded professionals, potential partners, or even future friends. - Stay Active – The more you engage, the stronger our community becomes. Every comment or post adds value for someone else. This group is all about connection. Bring your curiosity, your stories, and your energy—we’re building a movement together. – Nikki & Kati, Kindling Consulting Hands-On. Real-World. Learning That Lasts.

Have you all seen the pilot studies coming out on smart wound dressings that can detect moisture, pH, and infection risk in real time? Imagine a dressing that alerts you when a DFU is starting to shift toward bioburden BEFORE it clinically declares itself. This kind of tech could completely change how we triage, how often we round, and how fast we intervene. If this hit the U.S. market in the next few years—how would it change your workflow? Convergence of biocompatible printed electronics and sensing in wound dressings: a leap forward in sustainable health monitoring | npj Flexible Electronics Multi-functional dressings for recovery and screenable treatment of wounds: A review: Heliyon

We’re thrilled you’ve joined the first community built specifically for professionals shaping the future of mobile wound medicine. This space was designed for collaboration, learning, and growth. Whether you’re a provider, operator, or entrepreneur, you’ll find tools, training, and conversations that help you elevate both clinical confidence and business performance. Here’s how to get started: 1. Introduce Yourself – Head to the Community Hangout Tab and tell us who you are, where you’re based, and what brought you into wound care. 2. Explore the Courses – Start with The Roadmap: Mobile Wound Care Operations to build your foundation. 3. Join the Conversation – Ask questions, share wins, and connect with others who are building and leading in this space. 4. Mark Your Calendar – Don’t miss our monthly Fireside Chats and bi-monthly open Q&A Sessions—live sessions designed to answer real-world questions and spark new ideas. 5. Check Out The Vendor Hub - Promote your products or services and connect with potential partners. The Vendor Hub is your space to showcase what you offer and discover trusted vendors to help grow your business. This community thrives on collaboration. Bring your curiosity, your experience, and your questions—because every post helps someone else grow. Welcome to the movement. Let’s change how wound medicine works, together. – Nikki & Kati - Kindling Consulting Hands-On. Real-World. Learning That Lasts.

I am a Mobile Wound Service Provider who launched Balance at Home Cleveland, Ohio in September last year with Dr. Jennifer Prezioso! I am happy to network with other trailblazers in this space! Please reach out anytime! www.balancecle.com