SUPPLY CHAIN BUTLER RURAL HEALTH
Rural health access,
one Help Desk.
Supply Chain Butler, Inc. helps rural health teams and the Plain Communities access medical supplies, wound care and related solutions.
RURAL HEALTH
Supplies and solutions for rural care teams.
Supply Chain Butler, founded and led by David Gamble II, Founder and CEO, in Franklin, TN, helps rural health, the Plain Communities, senior living and home health teams reach the supplies and solutions they need, including AOTI Topical Wound Oxygen (TWO2) therapy for hard-to-heal wounds.
THE PLAIN COMMUNITIES
Medical supply access for the Plain Communities.
Plain-language guidance and a direct line to our Help Desk for medical supplies and wound care solutions.
HARD-TO-HEAL WOUNDS
Hard-to-Heal Wounds with AOTI O2 Therapy
One option for hard-to-heal wounds is AOTI Topical Wound Oxygen (TWO2) therapy, which AOTI describes as combining oxygen, non-contact cyclical compression and humidification (aotinc.net (opens in a new tab)).
This page is education, not medical advice. Talk to your doctor to see if an AOTI solution is right for you.
QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
How does Supply Chain Butler help rural health providers?
We supply the suppliers and help serve those who serve. Through Butler Protect and Comply, we help rural clinics, home health and senior living teams protect patient data and get paid fairly for their work. That includes cybersecurity, HIPAA compliance support, help with unpaid claims, and help getting health record and billing systems to share information. Each project is quoted on its own. For supplies, wound care, and backup power and water, the same Help Desk connects you with Butler Supply and Trade, AOTI and Butler Power and Utility. Book a Business Conversation.
Does Supply Chain Butler serve the Plain Communities?
Yes. We help the Plain Communities access medical supplies and wound care solutions, with plain-language guidance and a direct contact: Info@SupplyChainButler.com, 615.465.0582.
What options exist for hard-to-heal wounds in rural areas?
One option is AOTI Topical Wound Oxygen (TWO2) therapy, which AOTI describes as combining oxygen, non-contact cyclical compression and humidification.
What is topical oxygen wound therapy?
AOTI describes TWO2 as therapy that combines oxygen, non-contact cyclical compression and humidification (source: aotinc.net). AOTI says a member of its care team comes to the patient’s home or location to show how to use TWO2 therapy. Recommendation 12.32 (evidence grade A) names topical oxygen therapy as an add-on option for diabetic foot ulcers that haven’t healed with standard care. Source: Standards of Care in Diabetes—2026, Section 12, DOI 10.2337/dc26-S012 (opens in a new tab).
Clinics that need backup power or water-saving equipment can ask the same Help Desk through Butler Power and Utility. See power and water options