Providers & Plans

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At an outpatient hospital based wound care center
At a skilled nursing facility
At an assisted living facility
By a home health agency
Utilizing negative pressure therapy devices (VAC)
Utilizing hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT)
With wounds that have not healed in the last 30 days

Woundtech advance clinicians manage wounds with evidenced-based practice and patient-indicated therapies, which improves quality of life and reduces barriers to care at the best value. Woundtech’s clinicians are wound care trained Podiatrists, Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants with the ability to change and write orders at the point of care. They collaborate care with regional medical directors, case managers and patient care coordinators to provide ongoing care monitoring and adjust plans of care on a case-by-case basis.

Using a formulary of more than 125 different advanced high-quality wound care products in 14 categories, Woundtech’s clinician team delivers patient-centric, concierge care wherever patients reside – including ALFs and SNFs. Using evidence based clinical algorithms configured with Woundtech’s proprietary Sequential Assisted Logic and Clinical Alerts, utilizing machine learning and Artificial Intelligence (AI), Woundtech takes precision wound care to new levels, healing patients faster and delivering better outcomes at the best value. This model improves healing rates and helps reduce wound-related infections, hospitalizations and amputations. You may learn more the importance of early referrals by downloading this case study.

The key to effectively managing wound care and its resulting expenses is early intervention. Late treatment means astronomically higher costs and, frequently, amputation. Studies show that between 52% and 80% of diabetic patients who get a below-the-knee amputation die within five years. Wound care is a race that patients cannot afford to lose.

By treating patients where they live, Woundtech’s approach eliminates many of the challenges of wound care while ensuring true health equity.

Woundtech provides care that is adjunctive to patients’ primary care provider (PCP). The PCP retains overall management of the patient, while Woundtech communicates with the PCP regarding the patient's progress. Woundtech’s goal is to heal patients so they can return to the care of their PCP.

Woundtech Model of Care White Paper

This paper reviews the impact of increased access to care, improved patient outcomes, quality of life support, and patient satisfaction.

70.9%

Arterial Ulcer

49.6%

Diabetic Ulcer

53%

Pressure Ulcer

69.1%

Surgical Wound

65.2%

Venus Ulcer

Calculation methodology:

The benefits calculation is based on industry average figures* with inflation factored in; WT averages are based on 12 months rolling numbers (Jan-Dec 2021) for visits and the cost per patient for that period.

*Nussbaum SR, Carter MJ, Fife CE, etal. An economic evaluation of the impact, cost, and Medicare policy implications of chronic nonhealing wounds. Value Health 2018;21:27–32; Ma H, O’Donnell TF Jr, Rosen NA, Iafrati MD. The real cost of treating venous ulcers in a contemporary vascular practice J Vasc Surg Venous Lymphat Disord. 2014 Oct; 2(4):355-61

	Woundtech	Home Health
Providers	MDs, DPM, NP, PA	RN, LPN, MAs & Non-medical Providers
Write orders including advanced testing	Yes	No
Follow advanced evidence-based wound care protocols	Yes	No
Advanced wound care education & training	Yes	Unlikely
Weekly continuing wound care education	Yes	No
Access to advanced wound care product formulary	Yes	No
Perform wound procedures such as debridement	Yes	No
Dedicated wound care EMR	Yes	No
Internal clinical support services (LCs, CMs, and PCCs)	Yes	No
Dedicated long-term care pathway	Yes	No
Only provide care to home-bound patients	No	Yes

Woundtech is the preferred provider for over 50 clients and 300 medical groups. We have served over 3.5 million patients to date and currently over 3,500 active patients.

Case Study on the Importance of Early Referrals

This case illustrates a typical success story when coordinated care management is in effect between the primary care physician network and Woundtech; resulting in better outcomes at lower costs.

California	Nevada	Utah
Arizona	Texas	Florida
Puerto Rico	Ohio	New Jersey

Experts in Wound Care Treatment

Delivering Personalized Care Where You Live

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Woundtech Model of Care White Paper

This paper reviews the impact of increased access to care, improved patient outcomes, quality of life support, and patient satisfaction.

Woundtech’s wound management program results in tangible cost savings for clients nationwide.

Cost Savings by Wound Type