UNSPSC 85801213: Change pressure dressing on right foot

This classification denotes the group of activities that yields a placement intervention or procedure to change pressure dressing on right foot. This placement intervention or procedure is listed in the World Health Organization's International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems or ICD-10 as code 2W0SX6Z

UNSPSC 85801213 Change pressure dressing on right foot is a Commodity code representing a specific clinical nursing procedure that state and local governments procure as part of staffing arrangements for medically fragile or chronically ill populations in correctional, educational, and health-care settings. Recent state and local solicitations show that this code does not drive standalone procurement activity; instead, the procedure appears embedded in broader nursing staffing contracts where wound and pressure dressing management is one service line among comprehensive medical support requirements.

Hillsborough County Public Schools issued a notice of intent to purchase single/sole source staffing services from AB Staffing Solutions in October 2026 to provide 1:1 nursing support for medically fragile students, including tracheostomy care, ventilator management, and pressure dressing changes as part of comprehensive in-school nursing. Escambia County Corrections Department solicited proposals in October 2026 for onsite dialysis services at county jails, which implicitly includes wound and pressure care as part of acute and chronic inmate medical management. Kentucky's Department of Veteran Affairs and other state facilities procurement records indicate that laboratory and diagnostic services dominate recent activity in the UNSPSC 858 family, with pressure dressing changes mentioned as clinical activities subordinate to broader staffing scope rather than as standalone line-item procurements. The code shows little relevant recent activity as a distinct contracting vehicle; state and local buyers frame pressure dressing services within larger staffing, health services, or facilities management agreements rather than as isolated commodity purchases. Geographic spread across Florida, Kentucky, Illinois, Texas, and other states reflects routine clinical operations at correctional facilities, schools, and veterans' centers, but no pattern of concentrated procurement under this specific Commodity code emerges from recent notices.