Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Is Proven to Help Heal Wounds
Evidence shows that hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is effective against stalled or non-healing wounds from diabetes, radiation, and more.
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The latest news from our company and the wound care industry.
Understanding Outpatient Wound Care Reimbursements: Critical Access Hospitals vs. Acute Care Hospitals
Managing the constantly changing dynamics of healthcare reimbursement is challenging. For hospital executives considering an outpatient wound care service line, understanding the intricacies of the current CMS reimbursement models is essential for financial success and long-term sustainability. As the industry leader in wound care management, we worked with our expert Revenue Cycle team to highlight…
Treat Wound Infection Using Best Practices in Antimicrobial Stewardship
Infected wounds can have significant consequences for health, quality of life, survival, healthcare utilization, and costs of care. Antimicrobial medications can play a crucial role in the management of these wounds. However, research shows that antibiotics are overused in wound care, often without proper clinical justification. Overuse of antimicrobial agents is leading to antimicrobial resistance,…
National Partnerships: 3 Powerful Ways to Succeed Together
As the healthcare industry evolves, our goal at Healogics remains the same – to deliver exceptional quality outcomes, while driving operational and financial efficiencies for our partners. To do this, we focus on creating and maintaining strategic partnerships designed to find, treat and heal those living with chronic wounds. Our people, processes, and proprietary tools make…
Curative Versus Palliative Wound Care
What Is Palliative Wound Care? According to the Center to Advance Palliative Care, palliative care is “specialized medical care for people living with a serious illness. This type of care is focused on providing relief from the symptoms and stress of the illness. The goal is to improve quality of life for both the patient…
Understanding the Link Between Leg Edema and Chronic Wounds
Leg swelling, also known as edema, is a common but often misunderstood condition. While it can start as minor discomfort, persistent leg edema can lead to serious health issues, including chronic, non-healing wounds. Understanding the connection between leg edema and wounds is the first step toward effective prevention and treatment. At Healogics, our wound care…
Poor Blood Flow Is Often Missed as Cause of Non-healing Wounds
The single most important factor that determines whether a wound will heal is adequate blood flow to the surrounding tissues, or tissue perfusion. Without adequate assessment and correction of vascular issues that could impact blood flow, wounds will not heal—regardless of the treatment plan. Unfortunately, many general healthcare practitioners don’t have the time, resources, or…
The Nation’s Need for Wound Care Training
Seven million people in the United States have chronic wounds, and most are not getting the care they need. Many physicians who practice in specialties where wounds are common do not have the training necessary to manage their patients’ non-healing wounds. And there simply aren’t enough wound care specialists with the breadth and depth of…
THE FOUR KEYS TO HEALING: HOW HOSPITALS IMPROVE OUTCOMES, ACCESS, AND PERFORMANCE
Advanced wound care has become an increasingly important service line for hospitals as chronic conditions, complex patient populations, and rising healthcare costs continue to place pressure on health systems. While many hospitals recognize the need for comprehensive wound care services, building and sustaining a high-performing program requires more than clinical expertise alone. Successful wound care…
Continuing Education for Those Providing Care
Wound care is a highly specialized and rapidly changing field of medicine. Healogics is committed to maintaining this pace as we strive to improve the lives of the people we serve.