Combining evidence-based wound care, infection control, and urgent care access to accelerate recovery at our Pompano Beach, Cutler Bay, and Margate locations.
From diabetic ulcers to burns, lacerations, infections, and urgent illnesses, Rapid Wound & Urgent Care provides coordinated treatment for patients and healthcare partners.
Specialized care for chronic, non-healing, and complex wounds using advanced dressings, NPWT, and regenerative therapies.
Immediate treatment for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries with on-site diagnostics and procedures.
Structured pathways for high-risk patients, seniors, and post-hospital transitions, plus telehealth and weight-loss support.
All locations operate under the same high clinical standards, shared electronic records, and coordinated wound and urgent care protocols.
Specialized treatment for diabetic ulcers, venous and arterial ulcers, pressure injuries, burns, and non-healing surgical wounds using evidence-based protocols.
If your wound is not improving or you have underlying conditions such as diabetes or poor circulation, early evaluation can help prevent infection, hospitalization, and amputation.
Emergency: For severe bleeding, chest pain, trouble breathing, or life-threatening symptoms, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Each care plan is personalized and may include advanced dressings, pressure offloading, infection management, and regenerative technologies.
Removal of dead or infected tissue to promote healthy healing and reduce bacterial burden.
Gentle suction therapy to remove excess fluid, improve circulation, and help wound edges come together.
Advanced biologic dressings and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) for select wounds that need help restarting the healing process.
Walk-in urgent care for non-life-threatening conditions with on-site diagnostics, procedures, and IV therapy when appropriate.
Most visits include evaluation, point-of-care testing, and treatment in one location.
Fast results help guide treatment decisions and return-to-work or school recommendations.
X-ray for suspected fractures, joint injuries, or foreign bodies, followed by splinting when needed.
Blood work, urinalysis, and wound cultures to support diagnosis and treatment planning.
Structured care pathways designed for diabetic foot health, limb preservation, seniors, and post-hospital transitions, plus telehealth and weight-loss support.
Routine exams, early ulcer detection, and education to lower risk of infection and amputation.
Multidisciplinary approach for patients at high risk due to circulation issues, complex wounds, or infection.
Pressure injury prevention, skin integrity monitoring, and safe dressing protocols.
Follow-up wound evaluation, medication review, and coordination with your hospital or specialist.
Medically supervised weight-loss plans, including Semaglutide when clinically appropriate.
Virtual follow-ups for wound checks, medication management, and urgent concerns when suitable.
Prepare for your visit, access forms, understand your coverage, and review aftercare instructions.
Bring your photo ID, insurance card, and a list of medications. Plan for additional time at your first visit for registration and evaluation.
Download fillable PDF forms or complete them electronically through our patient portal.
Securely view visit summaries, lab results, and upcoming appointments via our EHR partner.
You will receive written and verbal instructions tailored to your wound or urgent care visit. In general:
Rapid Wound & Urgent Care offers timely access, clear communication, and coordinated follow-up for your patients.
Fax clinical notes and demographics, or use our secure referral form to arrange wound care or urgent evaluation.
We collaborate with primary care, vascular surgery, podiatry, home health, and SNFs to support limb preservation.
Request visit notes and wound care summaries via secure fax or HIPAA-compliant electronic channels.
Use the secure form, call your nearest clinic, or visit one of our three locations.
For emergencies, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Summaries of key policies will display here for HIPAA, non-discrimination, patient rights, accessibility, telehealth, and billing transparency.
Long-form, doctor-reviewed articles will be listed here for wound care, diabetic foot health, urgent care tips, and preventive medicine.
Overview article explaining common reasons for delayed healing and when to seek specialist care.
Education around daily checks, footwear, and early warning signs of ulcers.
Guidance on when it is safe to use urgent care versus when to go to the emergency room.