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For nursing homes and skilled nursing facilities

How ordering, delivery and billing work with Anchorline Medical, and what we need from your team.

Ordering, step by step

  1. 1. Request

    Send the item or the resident's needs: wound type and stage, weight, bed size, and how soon you need it. Use the quote form or call [TBD phone].

  2. 2. Confirm

    We confirm the right model, size and weight capacity and send a written quote for rental or purchase. Rental terms: [TBD].

  3. 3. Deliver

    Delivery time: [TBD delivery time]. Set-up and a short staff in-service on new equipment: [TBD: confirm offered].

  4. 4. Support & pick-up

    Questions, alarms, swaps and pick-up when the item is no longer needed. Support hours: [TBD hours].

What we need with an order

For any order

  • Facility name, unit and delivery address
  • Contact name and phone
  • Item, size and quantity
  • Purchase order number, if you use them

For surfaces, beds and seating

  • Resident weight and height
  • Bed frame width and length
  • Wound stage and location, if any
  • Fall or entrapment risk

For NPWT

  • Prescriber's order with pressure and mode
  • Wound size and type
  • Dressing type (foam, gauze or one-piece) and change schedule
  • Canister size

Who pays

A quick summary. The full guide, with official sources, is on our Medicare & Billing page.

Facility-paid equipment

During a covered Part A stay, supplies and equipment are part of the facility's bundled payment. Beds, support surfaces, lifts, seating and NPWT pumps are generally quoted to the facility as rental or purchase. Pricing: [TBD].

Medicare Part B supplies

For long-term residents who are not in a Part A stay, some supply categories, including surgical dressings, can be billed to Medicare Part B by an enrolled supplier when coverage rules are met. Whether we bill Part B: [TBD: confirm].

Questions before you order?

Rentals, delivery, training, after-hours support and accreditation are answered on our FAQ page.

Read the FAQ

Guides for your team

Pressure injury stages, choosing a support surface, NPWT basics and more.

Wound care resources →

Need equipment for a resident?

Call [TBD phone] or send a quote request. We reply with one written quote.

Request a quote