Welcome to The Wound Vac Company
The Wound Vac Company was founded with one and only one mission:
To make negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) better and more affordable.
To achieve that mission, we offer sales and rentals of wound vac equipment,
as well as licensed CEU courses on NPWT for professionals.
We accept Medicare and most major insurance carriers in most states
We offer:
Whether you're a durable medical equipment provider, a plastic or orthopedic surgeon in need of a
wound vac rental, or a nurse getting patients the advanced wound care and treatment they need, we're here to help.
At The Wound Vac Company, "We do negative pressure" is more than just our tag line – it's literally all we do.
Have questions? Call or text us at 888.684.8227, use the button below or click here to get a free quote.
Products
We are one of the only companies in the country to offer sales and rentals of wound vacs and wound care products directly to surgeons, clinics, skilled nursing facilities and medical equipment suppliers.
We are a Master Distributor for Pensar Medical, makers of the WoundPro® Control Unit, Dressing Kits and Collection Canisters. These products are made in the U.S.A. and, we believe, the best wound vacs & supplies available on the market.
Wound Vac Rentals for Surgeons, Physicians & facilities
Whether you need to rent one wound vac or dozens, we offer the most competitive pricing available, along with the support, supplies and expertise you need.
From hospitals and skilled nursing facilities to private practices and clinics, we work to find solutions for your patients dealing with acute, surgical or chronic wounds. We also partner with one of the premier negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) claims experts in the country to help your patients get their claims submitted quickly and successfully.
Negative Pressure Wound Therapy History
Negative pressure wound therapy, or NPWT, is used to heal a wide variety of complex wounds. The process aids in tissue formation, helping wounds heal more rapidly. It's often used to treat combat wounds or other challenging, "non-healing" injuries such as dehisced surgical wounds.
However, while modern "wound vacs" are very sophisticated and the technology might seem recent, the primary concepts actually go back thousands of years.
What our customers are saying
“Scott Bergquist is as good as they get in the business. I am so appreciative of his assistance in helping to provide the wound vacs I need in a timely manner. He is always eager to assist with the complex medical cases I provide case management for, and I can always count on him to ship the correct supplies quickly when they are needed.”
RESOURCES For Skilled nursing facilities & Medical staff
New to negative pressure wound therapy and treatment? We have a list of resources and links for medical staff, caregivers and insurance adjusters to provide more information on these and related topics, such as long term nursing and wound care. We also have two videos for healthcare staff on how to set up the WoundPro® Control Unit and the proper application of wound dressings.
For additional reading, we offer links to current articles on the wound healing process and the development of wound vacs and related equipment.
Let us know how we’re doing
Here at The Wound Vac Company, we are always striving to improve. If you’ve had a good experience with our wound vacs, our customer service or our training courses – or if you haven’t – we want to hear about it. Please take a moment to let us know your thoughts, ideas and suggestions.
“You don’t want to be just the best of the best, you want to be the only ones who do what you do.”