Ostomy Assessment & Fitting
Comprehensive stoma evaluation, pouching system selection, and peristomal skin protection — calibrated to your anatomy and daily routine.
Lisa A. Ginapp, MSN, APRN, brings focused expertise in ostomy and wound management to patients across Texas City and the Gulf Coast — practical, compassionate, and built around your daily life.
Comprehensive stoma evaluation, pouching system selection, and peristomal skin protection — calibrated to your anatomy and daily routine.
Advanced treatment for diabetic, venous, and pressure wounds — including debridement, offloading guidance, and weekly progress tracking.
Surgical site monitoring, suture/staple removal, and early intervention to prevent dehiscence or infection in the critical healing window.
Accurate staging of Stage I–IV pressure injuries with risk-stratified care plans, support surface recommendations, and family education.
Initiation and ongoing management of NPWT / wound vac systems — including dressing changes, exudate monitoring, and pump troubleshooting.
Hands-on teaching for self-care, pouch changes, and early warning signs — so patients and families leave confident, not anxious.
Lisa A. Ginapp is a Nurse Practitioner based in Texas City, Texas, with nearly two decades of bedside experience in acute care, post-surgical recovery, and outpatient wound management. Her practice is built on a simple belief: specialized skin and ostomy care should be accessible, unhurried, and deeply human.
Trained in the Wound, Ostomy, and Continence nursing tradition, Lisa works alongside surgeons, hospitalists, and home-health teams across Galveston County. She meets patients where they are — in clinic, at the bedside, or in the difficult first weeks after a new ostomy — and translates clinical complexity into a plan that actually fits a real life.
Every visit includes a documented assessment, a written care plan, and coordination notes for your referring physician. Indicative fees below — actual pricing depends on complexity and is confirmed before your appointment.
Stoma sizing, pouch system selection, peristomal skin evaluation, and a personalized change schedule. Includes one follow-up call within 72 hours.
Weekly to biweekly treatment of diabetic, venous, or arterial ulcers. Includes debridement, dressing selection, and progress imaging.
Surgical site inspection, staple or suture removal, and infection surveillance. Ideal for the 7–14 day window after discharge.
Full staging with risk-stratified care plan, support surface recommendations, and written documentation for facility or home use.
Initiation of negative pressure therapy, dressing changes, exudate tracking, and pump education for patient or caregiver.
One-on-one teaching for family members on pouch changes, dressing technique, and recognizing early warning signs at home.
Appointments run 30–60 minutes — long enough to ask questions, practice a dressing change, and leave with a plan you actually understand.
Written notes go to your surgeon, hospitalist, or home-health nurse after every visit — so nothing falls through the cracks.
In-clinic visits in Texas City, bedside visits for post-acute patients, and caregiver coaching that travels with you home.
Serving patients across Texas City, La Marque, Dickinson, and the greater Galveston County area. Use the form to request an appointment, or reach out directly — most inquiries are answered within one business day.