o Visit motels, hotels, and extended stays.
o Build relationships with management and staff.
o Distribute brochures, business cards, or flyers.
o Explain services and the benefits of partnering with your business.
o Identify potential clients who need medical wound care.
Collaborate with Social Service Agencies:
Homeless Outreach Programs: Many cities have homeless outreach programs that provide medical services, food, and other support. Partnering with these organizations can give you access to a consistent flow of individuals in need of care.
Nonprofits: Work with nonprofits that support homeless or low-income populations. These organizations often have clinics or offer regular visits from healthcare providers and could partner with you for wound care services.
Also Partner with local shelters, community centers, Church's or outreach programs to offer free or discounted wound care services. This would increase visibility and provide care to those who need it most.
And lastly Some urgent care centers and local physicians may not specialize in wound care but could have patients who would benefit from your expertise. Getting referrals from these professionals could help you find patients, especially those in underserved areas like motels or among the homeless.