When standard care stalls, these three technologies restart healing — sonic debridement, autologous micrografting, and topical wound oxygen therapy — each from an established manufacturer.
Sonic wound debridement and hygiene.
Low-frequency ultrasonic debridement that cleans the wound bed and disrupts biofilm to support healing — used across wound care centers and, through federal distribution, the VA.
Autologous micrografting technology.
Rigenera’s autologous micrografting technology mechanically prepares a small sample of the patient’s own tissue into micrografts — harnessing the body’s own regenerative potential for chronic and refractory wounds.
Topical wound oxygen therapy.
Advanced Oxygen Therapy’s topical wound oxygen (TWO2) delivers cyclically pressurized oxygen to the wound at home — clinically studied for hard-to-heal diabetic foot ulcers and other chronic wounds.
We'll handle setup, staff training, and ongoing support.