Healogics®, the nation’s leading provider of world-class wound care, as part of their 2021 The Year of Healing program, is raising awareness of the impact heart health has on wound healing, especially for people living with cardiovascular disease. Throughout February, Healogics team members will reach out within their communities to share information and patient-education resources about the effects cardiovascular disease may have on the wound healing process.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Jan. 21, 2021 — Healogics®, the nation’s leading provider of world-class wound care, wants to make 2021 The Year of Healing for our patients and for people struggling with a wound that will not heal. Chronic or non-healing wounds affect 6.7 million Americans, limiting their quality of life as well as life expectancy….
Healogics®, the nation’s wound healing expert, is proud to announce the seventh annual Healogics National Diabetes Awareness Week from October 26 – 30. The Healogics specialists at the more than 600 Healogics Wound Care Centers® nationwide, will be raising awareness of the importance of early intervention and specialized care for diabetes-related chronic wounds, such as diabetic foot ulcers.
Healogics, the nation’s leading provider of advanced wound care services, is proud to sponsor the seventh annual Wound Care Awareness Week from June 1 to June 5, 2020
In response to the COVID-19 national crisis, Healogics®, the nation’s wound healing expert, is proud to announce the launch of a Telehealth Program. The program is available immediately to Healogics’ 600+ Wound Care Centers and the associated 4,000 wound care providers, providing a means and set of protocols for continuity of care specific to chronically wounded patients during this crisis.
With healthcare systems around the world facing the most severe global health crisis in a generation, wound care is one of many areas that could be seriously affected. As iWounds News editor-in-chief William J Ennis explains, the commonality between wound patients and the population most at risk in the midst of COVID-19 will have major implications on the practice of wound care, requiring an increase in clinical efficiency and innovation.
Researchers from the University of Southern California (USC) in partnership with Healogics have recently produced a predictive model to identify wounds most likely to heal within 12 weeks. Unlike other models that have been previously published, this model utilized EMR data from over 600,000 wounds, allowing for highly predictive classification across a variety of wound types. Findings from this model also indicated that a wound’s characteristics at initial presentation, such as area, depth, and location, are far more powerful than the patient demographics or comorbidities in determining whether a wound will heal. This research will be published in Advances of Wound Care.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. 10, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Healogics® Inc., the nation’s leading provider of advanced wound care services, proudly announces the newest release of WoundSuite® Navigator, the physician relationship management mobile app. WoundSuite Navigator is Healogics proprietary tool available on the WoundSuite Center Management platform. This release includes optimizations in data entry, new digital collateral and allows for…
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Healogics® Inc., the nation’s leading provider of advanced wound care services, is proud to help shed light to the issues of heart health and wound healing through their fifth annual Heart Health Awareness campaign. An alarming 33 percent of Americans currently suffer from cardiovascular disease. Unfortunately, the incidence of chronic wounds is…
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Healogics® Inc., the nation’s largest provider of advanced wound care services, announced their support of a new publication from the American Diabetes Association (ADA): Diagnosis and Management of Diabetic Foot Infections. There are over 30 million people across the U.S. living with diabetes and 25 percent will experience a foot ulcer at some…
