Skip to main content
Follow us

Tissue Viability Service

The tissue viability team provides a specialist service to patients with a wide variety of complex wounds including pressure ulcer prevention and management, prevention and management of leg ulceration, management of traumatic injuries, and complex non healing wounds.

Share this:

Any person with a complex wound can be referred to this service by the health care professional who is looking after them, if they are on the following list:

  • District Nurses
  • Community Children’s Nurses
  • Community Hospitals
  • Nursing Homes
  • Practice Nurses (or GPs)

How to refer:

Health Care Professionals will email a referral form to the Tissue Viability inbox

The people we see

The Tissue Viability Service is available to all age groups requiring the skills of the specialist tissue viability team.

New patients

All patients are referred to the Tissue Viability Service by an accredited referrer such as any allied health care professional, hospital consultant or GP.

Services we do not offer

We do not offer a wound dressing service.

Frequently asked questions

Do patients come to us?

We visit patients in their homes, GP practices or residential and nursing homes

The Tissue Viability Team also run specialist clinics on a montly basis at Bridgnorth Community Hospital and Market Drayton Medical Practice

How soon can I be seen?

We endeavour to see patients as soon as possible depending on the referral.

Where are we?

Tissue Viability Service
Unit D7
Hortonwood 7
Hortonwood
Telford
Shropshire
TF1 7GP

Contact us

Contact us

Who are we?

The Tissue Viability Service delivers competency-based education and training to all staff. We offer advice and support to staff, patients and carers.

We have a multidisciplinary approach to a program of care - which means we have access to a range of specialist nursing skills and experiences.

Page last reviewed: 4 April 2024
Next review due: 4 April 2025