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ChartPath, WoundZoom partner on wound care

September 5, 2024HME News Staff

AUSTIN, Texas, and BOCA RATON, Fla. – ChartPath, a provider of electronic health record (EHR) solutions for long-term and post-acute care practices, has announced a strategic partnership with WoundZoom, a provider of digital wound management solutions. The collaboration will combine ChartPath's user-friendly EHR platform with WoundZoom's advanced wound care technology. "Combining WoundZoom's advanced wound care solutions with ChartPath's EHR capabilities, we're creating...

ChartPath, Wound Care, WoundZoom


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Kaitlyn Rios

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Value-based care: Embrace generic writing

August 5, 2024Kaitlyn Rios

Q. How can providers better support HME companies in value-based care models when it comes to wound care order writing and diagnosis listing in the medical record? A. Generic order writing is really the key here. With thousands of wound care products on the market and new HME companies cropping up daily, one can imagine it becomes increasingly difficult for the key players in the industry to keep up. When providers implement generic wound product order writing as routine practice, it can significantly...

DermaRite Industries, Kaitlyn Rios, Value-Based Care, Wound Care


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MediWound raises $25M 

July 16, 2024HME News Staff

YAVNE, Israel – MediWound has entered into a definitive purchase agreement with several new and existing investors, including Mölnlycke Health Care, a medtech company specializing in solutions for wound care and surgical procedures. MediWound plans to use the $25 million in gross proceeds from the private investment in public equity (PIPE) to advance EscharEx pre-commercial activities and support general corporate purposes. “We are proud to have the strong support of Mölnlycke,...

Financing, Investment, MediWound, Mölnlycke, Wound Care


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Richard Park

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Wound Pros taps new medical director

June 27, 2024HME News Staff

LOS ANGELES – The Wound Pros has appointed Dr. Richard Park as medical director. Park brings a wealth of experience in internal medicine and hospital care to the company, which specializes in treating and managing non-healing wounds in long-term care facilities. Park earned his medical degree from Flinders University School of Medicine in Australia and completed his Internal Medicine residency at Good Samaritan Hospital, which is affiliated with Johns Hopkins University School of...

The Wound Pros, Wound Care


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Swift Medical names new CEO, CTO

June 26, 2024HME News Staff

TORONTO – Swift Medical, a digital health technology company focused on improving clinical outcomes in chronic and acute wound care, has named Dwayne Sansone as CEO and Stratos Davlos as CTO. Sansone brings more than 25 years of experience to Swift Medical, including significant expertise in the health care industry, as well as public accounting, Wall Street investment banking and senior leadership roles with top health insurance payers. "I feel privileged to join Swift Medical at this...

Swift Medical, Wound Care


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RestorixHealth, Accurate Healthcare partner 

April 30, 2024HME News Staff

METAIRIE, La., and NASHVILLE, Tenn. –  RestorixHealth, a national wound care solutions company, will no longer provide Part B product supplies to residents in skilled nursing facilities as part of a new strategic agreement with Accurate Healthcare. The agreement will expand Accurate’s services and, when combined with its current offerings of specialized DME and respiratory equipment, will position the company as a scaled, complete one-stop-shop for skilled nursing facilities, it...

Accurate Healthcare, RestorixHealth, skilled nursing facilities, Wound Care


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Cork Medical recognized as best place to work

April 11, 2024HME News Staff

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Cork Medical, a provider of wound care solutions, has made the 2024 Indiana Chamber of Commerce Best Places to Work list. The list recognizes and celebrates businesses for creating cultures that attract and retain employees. “We are so excited to join the list of Best Places to Work in Indiana for the first time,” said Blair O’Reilly, human resource manager. “We have an incredible team, and I want to thank each of them for making this honor possible....

Cork Medical, Wound Care


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Encore buys Primus 

March 19, 2024HME News Staff

CLEVELAND – Encore Clinical Holdings Corp. has acquired Primus Wound Care, establishing the company as the largest provider of wound care in Ohio, it says. The acquisition not only expands Encore’s footprint but also increases the volume of patients served, with the company’s clinicians now seeing an average of 6,000 wounds per week across Ohio and Pennsylvania. "Primus Wound Care founder Dan Borison built a great company, whose greatest asset is a tremendous team of clinicians,...

Encore Clinical Holdings, Primus Wound Care, Wound Care


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Swift Medical secures AI-related funding 

March 18, 2024HME News Staff

TORONTO – Swift Medical has announced a strategic co-investment from DIGITAL, Canada’s Global Innovation Cluster for digital technologies, to expedite the adoption and commercialization of the company’s AI technologies. The total project investment stands at $9 million, with DIGITAL co-investing $4.5 million, alongside project partners. “DIGITAL is excited to build upon the over five years of investments we’ve made in applied AI with this latest announcement,”...

Artificial Intelligence (AI), Investment, Swift Medical, Wound Care


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Healthy.io, Johns Hopkins partner to advance remote wound care 

March 12, 2024HME News Staff

BOSTON – Healthy.io is launching a program using smartphone-based technology to improve wound care management for patients suffering from chronic diabetic wounds. The program expands access to Healthy.io’s Minuteful for Wound app to patients in the Vascular Surgery and Endovascular Therapy Department at Johns Hopkins Hospital, enabling patients to scan their wounds with convenience and privacy from their own homes, and enabling care teams to remotely monitor patients in real-time, providing...

Digital Health, Healthy.io, Johns Hopkins, Wound Care


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