In-Home Chronic
Wound Care

At VM Wound Care, we are dedicated to delivering compassionate and advanced chronic wound care through our specialized skin graft treatments—all in the comfort of your home.

Meet Our Provider

Dr. James E. Sharp, DNP-C

Dr. James Sharp brings over 15 years of experience in the medical field and is board certified through the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners. Holding both a Master’s and Doctorate degree as a family nurse practitioner, he has developed extensive expertise in emergency medicine, pediatric care, aesthetic surgical procedures, and wound care.
Beyond his professional achievements, James is a devoted father of four, balancing life with kids ranging from toddlers to teens. When he’s not providing exceptional patient care, he enjoys spending time with his family—whether it’s watching movies, hiking, doing yard work, or coaching his sons’ wrestling teams.
For James, one of the most rewarding aspects of medicine is witnessing his patients heal and regain their well-being. His passion for compassionate, patient-centered care is at the heart of everything we do at VM Wound Care.

Advanced Care for Persistent Wounds

We provide specialized care for chronic, non-healing wounds using advanced treatment techniques. Our experienced wound care professionals utilize the latest graft technology to support effective healing, even in complex cases.
Our in-home wound care services focus on personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s needs and environment, promoting comfort, recovery, and a high standard of care.

Services

Expert Wound Care in the Comfort of Your Home

At VM Wound Care, we provide advanced, in-home treatment for chronic and non-healing wounds. Our specialized services focus on personalized care to promote faster healing and improve overall well-being.

Advanced In-Home Wound Care

At VM Wound Care, we bring advanced wound care directly to you, providing expert treatment in the comfort of your home. Our mobile wound care team travels to both urban and rural areas, ensuring patients receive high-quality care without the need for hospital visits.

In-Home Convenience – No need for travel; we come to you
24/7 Emergency Calls – Urgent care whenever you need it
Weekly Checkups – Regular monitoring to ensure optimal recovery

Medicare Part B Wound Care Assistance

At VM Wound Care, we are an approved Medicare Part B provider, handling the qualification and billing process for both patients and healthcare partners. Our goal is to simplify the process so patients can focus on what truly matters—their health and recovery.

Medicare Part B Eligibility Assistance – Helping patients qualify with ease
Hassle-Free Billing & Reimbursement – We manage the entire process

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Testimonials

Hear from our patients about the exceptional care they received!

When I met with Dr. Sharp, I knew he really cared and wanted me to get better. I haven’t felt that for a long time from a doctor

Lana

Dr Sharp took more time with me than any other doctor ever has. He explained my condition in a way that I actually understood it and I finally feel like there is hope that this wound can improve

Steve

You can tell these guys really care about me and I’m not just another patient. I feel heard and understood

Jolene

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    F.A.Q.

    What are the stages of wound healing?

    • What services do you offer?

    We provide in-home wound care, including advanced treatments, regular checkups, and emergency support.

    • Do you accept Medicare?

    Yes, we are a Medicare Part B provider and assist with billing and qualification.

    • How can I schedule an appointment?

    You can contact us by phone or email, and our team will help you set up an appointment at your convenience.

    • How often will I receive treatment?

    Yes, we are a Medicare Part B provider and assist with billing and qualification.


    • How should I clean a wound at home?

    Gently clean the wound with mild soap and water. Avoid using hydrogen peroxide or iodine, as they can damage tissue. After cleaning, apply an appropriate dressing to protect the area.


    • When should I seek medical attention for a wound?

    – The wound is deep, large, or doesn’t stop bleeding.
    – You notice signs of infection.
    – The wound doesn’t show signs of healing within a few days.
    Note that timely medical intervention can prevent complications. Please don’t hesitate to call us if you have any questions, even


    • What are the signs of an infected wound?

    Indicators of infection include:
    – Increased redness or swelling around the wound.
    – Warmth or tenderness in the affected area.
    – Pus or foul-smelling discharge.
    – Fever or chills.
    If you notice these symptoms, seek medical attention promptly.


    • Should I pop a blister?

    It’s generally best to leave blisters intact to prevent infection. Cover them with a bandage to protect the area. If a blister is large or painful, consult a healthcare professional for proper care.


    • Can I use over-the-counter antibiotic ointments on my wound?

    Over-the-counter antibiotic ointments can help prevent infection in minor cuts and scrapes. However, they should be used as directed, and it’s essential to monitor the wound for any signs of adverse reactions or allergies. For more severe wounds, consult a healthcare provider before applying any ointments.


    • What factors can delay wound healing?

    Several factors may slow healing, including:
    – Poor nutrition.
    – Chronic medical conditions like diabetes.
    – Infections.
    – Certain medications.
    – Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and following proper wound care practices can promote faster healing.


    • What types of dressings are available for wounds?

    Various dressings serve different purposes:
    1. Gauze: Highly absorbent, suitable for wounds with significant drainage.
    2. Films: Transparent and semi-occlusive, allowing oxygen exchange while protecting the wound. Amniotic grafts fall into this category
    3. Hydrocolloids: Maintain a moist environment and absorb exudate, ideal for wounds with moderate drainage.
    4. Foams: Highly absorbent, used for wounds with heavy exudate.
    Our expert staff would be happy to help you determine the most appropriate dressing for your wound.

    At VM Wound Care, we are committed to providing advanced, in-home wound care tailored to your needs. If you or a loved one requires specialized treatment for chronic wounds, our team is here to help.

    Contact Us

    • hello@vmwoundcare.com
    • Fax no : 385-259-1870
    • Arizona & Utah : (385)-333-7816
    • 3885 S Val Vista Dr.#102 Gilbert, AZ 85297