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Wound supplies for agencies, on net-30.

Agencies carry the supply cost for patients under their care. PCSS sells to the agency at wholesale on net-30, with per-patient kits that make each visit simpler.

For home health & hospice

What practices like yours use us for.

  • Agency pricing on account

    Wholesale on net-30, invoiced to the agency.

  • Per-patient kits

    Primary and secondary dressings, cleanser and gauze matched in one box per patient.

  • One order, one invoice

    Mix kits and individual items across categories.

Products to start with

Where most orders begin.

Common starting points for your specialty. Dressings are always chosen on clinical judgment.

How you'd work with us

Wholesale is the fit

For patients under a home health plan of care, or under hospice for the terminal and related conditions, the agency provides the supplies. That's why agencies buy from us at wholesale.

Compare the two models

Medicare note

Why the agency buys

Medicare requires consolidated billing of home health services, including routine and non-routine medical supplies, while a patient is under a home health plan of care. Under hospice, medical supplies in the plan of care for the terminal and related conditions are the hospice's to provide.

Medicare details checked against CMS sources on October 6, 2026. Not billing, coding or legal advice.

Questions

Home health & hospice: common questions

Can PCSS bill Medicare for our home health patients' dressings?

No. While a patient is under a home health plan of care, supplies are bundled into the agency's payment, so agencies buy at wholesale.

Wholesale portal

Wholesale pricing and stock orders.

Sign in to view wholesale pricing and order supplies for your practice. New customers create an account and sign the Net-30 agreement online; Aubrey countersigns to open ordering.

Help: (803) 422-2710

Your practice’s wholesale account

View your catalog pricing, save business and ship-to details, and order once Aubrey has countersigned your agreement. Patient-direct orders follow the separate Equipia route described in How to order.

How to order