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How much does mobile wound care cost?

Medicare Part B may cover medically necessary wound care for eligible patients. Coverage is verified before treatment. Without insurance, a single in-home wound visit typically runs $250–$600, and advanced therapies (skin substitutes, NPWT) are billed separately. Healix360 verifies coverage and provides a written cost estimate before the first visit.

What you actually pay with Medicare

Typical billing for an in-home wound visit

Medicare Part B may cover medically necessary wound care for eligible patients. Coverage is verified before treatment.

  • Evaluation & management visit (CPT 99202–99215): Medicare-allowed amount roughly $90–$220
  • Surgical debridement (CPT 11042–11047): roughly $100–$350 per encounter
  • Skin substitute application (CPT 15271–15278): $150–$400 plus the product (Q-codes, often $500–$1,800 per application)
  • Negative pressure wound therapy supplies and pump rental: covered under Part B DME when criteria are met

If you have no insurance

A self-pay first visit is typically $250–$600 depending on complexity. Healix360's coordination team builds a written cost estimate and discusses payment options before any care begins. There is never a charge for the intake call or insurance verification itself.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does mobile wound care cost?

Medicare Part B may cover medically necessary wound care for eligible patients. Coverage is verified before treatment. Without insurance, a single in-home wound visit typically runs $250–$600, and advanced therapies (skin substitutes, NPWT) are billed separately. Healix360 verifies coverage and provides a written cost estimate before the first visit.

Call 877-545-1300 or request a provider to begin care. Healix360 serves listed California communities. Medicare Part B, Medicare Advantage and Medi-Cal benefits are verified before treatment.