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Transforming Wound Care with Innovative Amniotic Membrane Grafts

Amniotic membrane wound grafts provide a cutting-edge solution for healing ulcers, including diabetic, venous, and pressure ulcers. They act as a protective barrier, aiding faster recovery, especially for wounds exposing vital structures.

Advanced Healing for Those Who Need It Most

Who Benefits from Amniotic Membrane Wound Grafts?

Patients Most Likely to Benefit from This Treatment Include

  • Individuals with diabetes who experience reduced sensation or poor circulation, increasing their risk for non-healing wounds.
  • People suffering from Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) who do not have diabetes, characterized by poor circulation in the feet and legs.
  • Those with venous insufficiency, leading to swelling in their legs and feet.
  • Dialysis and organ transplant recipients.
  • Individuals with Raynaud’s disease affecting the feet or toes.
  • Patients with autoimmune conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, or scleroderma.
  • Those with neuropathy and compromised immune systems.
  • Victims of severe lacerations or burn injuries.
  • Patients who have not responded to conventional treatments such as periodic debridement, moist dressings, antibiotics, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, or glycemic control.

These grafts offer a therapeutic option for patients whose conditions make them particularly susceptible to chronic, non-healing wounds.

Streamlined Workflow for Optimal Wound Care Management

Wound Care Program Workflow

Physician Engagement

The physician expresses interest and identifies potential candidates for the wound care program.

Insurance Verification

Patients undergo an insurance verification process managed by Alerce Biologix.

Authorization and Agreement

Following confirmation of prior authorization, the physician signs the agreement to proceed.

Order Placement

The physician completes and submits the order form for the necessary supplies.

Delivery of Supplies

The ordered items are delivered directly to the medical facility.

Application of Treatment

The physician applies the amniotic membrane wound graft to the approved patients.

Billing

The facility bills the appropriate HCPCS Q code associated with the product.

Ongoing Treatment Cycle

Steps 4 through 7 are repeated as necessary, until wound closure is achieved or a maximum of 10 weeks of grafts have been administered.

Finalization

Once the facility receives reimbursement from the insurance company, the invoice for the grafts is settled.

Ensuring the Right Care for Optimal Healing

Criteria for Qualifying a Patient for an Amniotic Membrane Wound Graft

Evaluate the patient’s circulatory status and nutritional health, along with any potential factors that may hinder healing.

Health Assessment

Patients qualify for the Amniotic Membrane Wound Graft program if conservative treatments fail to improve the wound within 30 days.

Eligibility for Treatment

Collect detailed information about the wound’s history, including duration and previous treatments. Document its current appearance, size, and depth accurately.

Detailed History and Documentation

Conduct a thorough assessment of both the wound and the patient’s medical history.

Comprehensive Initial Evaluation

Conduct a thorough assessment of both the wound and the patient’s medical history.

Comprehensive Initial Evaluation

Collect detailed information about the wound’s history, including duration and previous treatments. Document its current appearance, size, and depth accurately.

Detailed History and Documentation

Evaluate the patient’s circulatory status and nutritional health, along with any potential factors that may hinder healing.

Health Assessment

Patients qualify for the Amniotic Membrane Wound Graft program if conservative treatments fail to improve the wound within 30 days.

Eligibility for Treatment

Amniotic Membrane Wound Graft Application Guide

Preparation of Wound Site

Ensure the wound is not actively infected. Prepare the site for treatment, avoiding the use of Betadine.

Debridement

Remove all necrotic (dead) tissue from the wound to promote healing.

Handling the Allograft

Carefully open the outer peel pouch and transfer the inner sterile sealed pouch containing the allograft material to a sterile environment.

Application of Allograft

Open the sterile sealed pouch and place the allograft directly onto the granular bed of the wound, using either side of the allograft.

Securing the Allograft

Secure the allograft, cover with a non-adherent dressing, and wrap with gauze. Use dressings that maintain moisture and manage exudate.

Monitoring and Maintenance

Regularly evaluate the wound’s condition and reapply the allograft weekly or as recommended by the healthcare provider.

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