Client Comments

Dear AMT:

You provide great quality supplies, stay updated on the current trends in wound management.  Your clinical specialists are very supportive and are one with us in our principle of providing quality care for our residents.

MLR
Director Of Nursing
Long-Term-Care Facility
Southern California

Dear AMT:
Deciding to use AMT was on of the best management decisions that I have made as a DON.  We are a small, privately owned facility and work on a very tight budget. AMT has enabled us to utilize a wider variety of wound care products with improved healing times. Your Clinical Specialists are extremely knowledgeable and work well with our staff.  They are literally only a phone call away.  We have seen great improvements in our wounds and I am able to care for more complex wounds. The quarterly in-services keeps our staff informed of wound care issues.  Working with AMT is definitely a win-win situation for any LTC facility. 

TIna G., RN 
Director of Nursing
Ohio Long-Term-Care Facility

Dear AMT:

I am a Corporate Nurse Consultant for a chain of Long-Term-Care facilities in the South. The relationship between AMT and all of the facilities in my chain has proven to be a great asset. The support provided by the clinicians and the area manager is remarkable; everything from educating the nursing staff to survey preparedness has been excellent.

Thank you for all of the assistance.

C.B. – R.N.

Dear AMT:

Ya-all are the greatest and your education is tops.  Thanks!

T.M. - RN, Corporate Nurse, South Texas

Dear AMT:

I have learned so much about wound care and how to properly use different products than I was ever taught before when we were using this other company who only supplied the supplies".

E.T. - LPN
Long-Term-Care
Arkansas

Dr. Charles Gokoo, Chief Medical Officer at AMT, gave a presentation on Monday, March 3rd, 2009 to all Maryland state surveyors. The following Thursday, I had rounds with a facility in Taneytown, MD and was making small talk with the unit manager and DON. I mentioned that AMT had just given the in-service and explained the response from the surveyors. The Unit Manager questioned whether the in-service we did was the one with the physician from Dallas. I responded it was and he flew in just for that presentation. The DON then stated that they had a surveyor in their facility on Tuesday, March 4th, responding to a family complaint.

The surveyor performed a chart review and told the facility that they were very lucky by reason that if she hadn't had such an excellent in-service the previous day, she would have presented the facility with multiple F-Tags. The surveyor continued to refer to the presentation and gave the facility an abbreviated copy of it for their reference. Once the DON and unit manager realized that AMT had given the presentation and saved them from multiple F-Tags, they were very, very grateful!

Geoffrey L. Abraskin, P.T., D.P.T.
Clinical Specialist

Dear AMT:
My mother is a resident of North Carolina long-term-care facility.   I was told this week that my mother’s wounds on the backs of her legs are officially healed.  I want to thank you and your company for your important part in providing the education to help create a treatment that resulted in such wonderful news.  I understand that you have visited facility several times to check up on her progress and to help adjust the Plan of Care additional treatment, if needed.  I can’t tell you what it means to me for my mother not to be in such pain and not be facing the threat of having her legs amputated.  I also can’t tell you what it means to me not to have to make the decision whether to amputate her legs or not, and to have to live with that decision.  My mother’s mental capacity has been diminished by the strokes that she has had, and would not have understood.

I understand that you want to use my mother's experience as a case study on your web site.  I think that it would be wonderful, for the agony that my mother endured, at least to be used to help others.  It’s nice to know that something good will come of it.

I know that another wound specialist came with you to facility, but I don’t know her name.  Please thank her for me.

Also, thank your company for providing this kind of education and products and for keeping up with the latest advancements that medical research has provided.  I am also grateful to facility personnel for caring enough to use your services for their residents.

Thanks again,
Jane F.