Serving Lee & Charlotte counties, FL
Medical and wound care, at home or in our Fort Myers clinic.
A family-owned practice bringing primary care, wound care, behavioral health, and specialty care to private homes, assisted living, nursing homes, and group homes.
Prefer to talk? Call (239) 688-6686 · Mon–Fri 8am–5pm
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- Florida AHCA licensedHealth Care Clinic #14916 & #14908
- Nine providersAPRNs, physicians & specialists
- In-home & clinic visitsHomes, ALFs, nursing & group homes
- Insurance acceptedMedicare Advantage, Medicaid & more
What we offer
Comprehensive care under one roof
Six areas of care, with in-home and clinic options. Choose a service to see what it includes.
Primary Care
Routine, preventive, and ongoing medical care — at home or in our clinic.
- Annual Exams
- Chronic Disease Management
- Preventive Care
- Acute Illness Visits
- Our core specialty
Wound Care
Evaluation and treatment of chronic and acute wounds at the bedside, coordinated with the patient’s care team.
- Advanced Wound Care
- Debridement
- Compression Therapy
- Skin Substitutes (OASIS, SimpliMax, Novachor, Rampart)
- Chronic Wound Management
Behavioral Health
Psychiatric evaluation, medication management, and counseling for adults and older adults.
- Psychiatric Evaluation & Medication Management
- Therapy (Individual Counseling)
- Geriatric Mental Health
- Mood, Anxiety & Behavioral Disorders
Physical Therapy
Rehabilitation and functional recovery with personalized treatment plans.
- Rehabilitation
- Pain Management
- Functional Recovery
- Personalized Treatment Plans
Specialty Care
Nephrology, cardiology, geriatric care, osteopathic manipulation, and aesthetics.
- Nephrology
- Cardiology
- Geriatric Care
- Osteopathic Manipulation (OMT)
Wellness & Weight Management
Medical weight management, vitamin therapy, PRP, and personalized wellness plans.
- Medical Weight Management
- GLP-1 / Tirzepatide Programs
- Vitamin Therapy (B12, B-Complex)
- PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)
Getting started
How can we help you today?
Two simple paths — one for patients and families, one for clinicians and facilities.
For patients, families & caregivers
Someone you love needs care.
If someone you care for has a wound that isn’t healing, a new problem, or needs regular medical care but has trouble getting to an office, we can come to them.
- Leave your name and number for a callback
- Our team calls to talk through details and coverage
- We schedule a visit at home or in our clinic
In many cases a provider referral is required depending on the patient’s insurance — our team can help coordinate it.
For physicians, facilities & agencies
A patient or resident needs a visit.
We partner with home health agencies, skilled nursing and assisted living communities, and hospice and palliative care teams.
- Request a callback online, or use our PDF form
- Fax records to (239) 688-6671
- We coordinate with your team at every step
Our team
Meet our professionals
Nurse practitioners, physicians, and specialists — with an endocrinologist and OBGYN joining in early 2027.
- Lisbet Reyes, APRNFamily Medicine · Geriatrics
- Marie Cidera, PMHNP-BCPsychiatric APRN · Geriatric Certified
- Aylen Pascual, PMHNP-BCPsychiatric APRN · PSR Certified
- Jose Mantilla, APRNCardiology & Wound Care Certified
- Maday Perez, APRNWound Care Certified
- Rene Perez Garcia, MDNephrologist
- Christopher Blaisdell, DOPhysical Therapy & Osteopathic Manipulation
- Vicki Gosalia, MDInternal Medicine
- Monique Cideque, APRNAesthetics, Botox & Wellness
Insurance
Plans we accept
- AetnaMedicare Advantage
- UnitedHealthcareMedicare Advantage
- Florida BlueMedicare | Medicaid
- OscarMarketplace Plans
- Florida Community Care
- Medicaid
Call to verify your coverage. Benefits depend on your specific plan — call (239) 688-6686 before your first visit.
For caregivers
Preventing pressure ulcers at home
Pressure ulcers, also known as bed sores, can develop when a person remains in the same position for extended periods of time. These wounds most commonly affect individuals who are bedridden, wheelchair-bound, or have limited mobility.
To help prevent pressure ulcers at home, caregivers should reposition the patient every two hours, keep the skin clean and dry, and use supportive cushions or pressure-relieving mattresses when possible. It is also important to check the skin daily for early signs of redness, discoloration, or irritation.
Proper nutrition and hydration also play an important role in maintaining healthy skin and supporting the body’s ability to heal.
If you notice any open areas, persistent redness, swelling, or drainage, it is important to seek medical evaluation promptly. Early treatment can prevent small skin injuries from becoming serious wounds.
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Where we work
Care across Southwest Florida
- Lee County
- Charlotte County
We visit private homes, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and group homes, and see patients at our office on Summerlin Road in Fort Myers. Call to confirm service at your address.
“Excellent service!”