Healing with reassurance: Bolivar Health and Rehabilitation is a vohra-certified wound Center of Excellence. October 30, 2026 Recovery after a hospital stay can feel overwhelming, especially for patients and families managing complex wounds. At Bolivar Health and Rehabilitation, Bolivar Hc is proud to announce its official designation as a Certified Center of Excellence in Wound Management, in partnership with Vohra Wound Physicians. Types of wounds treated: Pressure Injuries (Bedsores / Decubitus Ulcers): These are among the most common wounds treated in long-term care settings. They result from prolonged, uninterrupted pressure on the skin - typically over bony prominences such as the heels, hips, and tailbone. They range from mild surface reddening (Stage 1) to deep tissue damage involving muscle and bone (Stage 4). Diabetic and Neuropathic Ulcers: These frequently develop on the feet and lower extremities due to peripheral neuropathy (nerve damage) and poor circulation associated with diabetes. Because reduced sensation makes it difficult to feel discomfort or minor trauma, these wounds can progress quickly if not managed proactively. Vascular Ulcers (Venous and Arterial): These stem from impaired blood circulation. Venous stasis ulcers usually appear on the lower legs due to chronic venous insufficiency, while arterial ulcers result from restricted arterial blood flow, leading to inadequate oxygen delivery to the tissue. Post-Surgical and Trauma Wounds: Patients often transition directly from the hospital to skilled nursing facilities after surgeries (such as joint replacements) or acute injuries. These transitions require ongoing clinical observation of surgical incisions, drain sites, and healing progress to prevent complications. Skin Tears and Abrasions: Age-related thinning and loss of elasticity make older adults highly susceptible to superficial tears, friction injuries, and bruising, all of which require specialized dressing protocols. Vohra certification results: This wound care certification provides peace of mind for patients and families. Instead of the stress and exhaustion of traveling to outside wound clinics, patients receive advanced, specialist care right at their bedside. Its dedicated on-site program features weekly physician rounds - and twice-weekly visits when higher acuity requires them - alongside 7-day-a-week care from its Wound Care Certified nurses. The results speak for themselves: over the past 12 months, its center achieved a remarkable 11 days average time to heal pressure wounds and zero wound-related hospitalizations. Case managers: For hospital case managers and discharge planners, this certification gives you the confidence to address your toughest clinical challenges. Whether you are placing a patient with Stage 3-4 pressure injuries, deep tissue injuries (DTIs), or diabetic and vascular wounds, Bolivar Health and Rehabilitation manages these wounds safely in-house. With physician-performed sharp debridement and advanced UltraMIST ultrasound therapy delivered entirely on-site, you can rest assured that your patients are protected from avoidable bounce-backs. Refer your next wound patient with confidence. Contact Bolivar Health and Rehabilitation at 731-212-4822 August 14, 2026 Earning a Deficiency-Free Award from state health inspectors is the ultimate badge of honor in long-term care safety. At Bolivar Health and Rehabilitation, Bolivar Hc is excited to share that its facility achieved this remarkable milestone - a distinction earned by fewer than a third of nursing homes nationwide. July 23, 2026 At Bolivar Health & Rehabilitation, Bolivar Hc is incredibly proud to support the next generation of healthcare heroes. Today, Bolivar Hc is thrilled to introduce its 2026 scholarship recipient, Jazemine Sullivan.

Vohra Wound Physicians named to Newsweek's America's Greatest Midsize Workplaces in Health Care 2026. PR Newswire Today at 4:30am PDT The recognition reflects Vohra Wound Physicians' investment in employee autonomy and unmatched work-life balance. MIRAMAR, Fla., May 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Vohra Wound Physicians, the nation's thought leader, bringing advanced wound care to nursing home patients, has been named to Newsweek's America's Greatest Midsize Workplaces in Health Care 2026 - an annual recognition of the U.S. health care employers whose workforce signals, employee voice, and ethical practice set them apart. Newsweek developed the list in partnership with Plant-A Insights and Aniline, an HR analytics firm. The research team analyzed more than 1.3 million verified employee reviews and scored every company across six pillars: workplace culture, compensation and benefits, work-life balance, career development, ethical conduct, and employee well-being. Vohra Wound Physicians' employees described a workplace they were proud of across every pillar, earning the company a place on the 2026 list. "I am incredibly proud that our organization has been recognized by Newsweek as a Best Place to Work in Healthcare in the USA. This honor belongs to every physician, nurse, and administrative professional who cares for our patients with unwavering dedication. We will continue investing in people, processes, and innovation to deliver exceptional wound care and compassionate, patient-centered outcomes. Together, we set the standard for excellence and create a workplace where everyone can thrive." - Peter Winn, CEO, Vohra Wound Physicians "In a landscape where healthcare professionals are increasingly prone to burnout, the organizations that prioritize their people are the ones that will ultimately redefine patient care. Newsweek's ranking of America's Greatest Midsize Workplaces in Healthcare 2026 highlights the employers who understand that a thriving workforce is the heartbeat of a successful institution. By rigorously analyzing data through the lens of those on the front lines, we aim to provide a roadmap for employees seeking fulfillment and a gold standard for employers striving to build cultures of belonging, excellence, and long-term growth." - Jennifer Cunningham, Editor-in-Chief, Newsweek About Vohra Wound Physicians More than 8,000 skilled nursing facilities have partnered with Vohra Wound Physicians to bring advanced wound care to the bedside. We recruit and train top physicians and advanced practice providers, supporting them with the innovative infrastructure they deserve and depend on. SOURCE Vohra Wound Physicians Management, LLC This is a paid placement. For further inquiries, please contact PR Newswire directly.