Regenerative
wound
wound
care Amniotic cell technology
Key features
Optimal storage
No cryopreservation required, thanks to our state-of-the-art dry storage system
Physician-sourced
Rest assured, all amniotic are meticulously provided by our team
of dedicated physicians
of dedicated physicians
Tailored sizes
Our amniotic are available
in a range of sizes, ensuring
a customized approach
to wound treatment
in a range of sizes, ensuring
a customized approach
to wound treatment
We are BioHeal Regenerative
Wound Care Medical Group, Inc.
Our approach to wound care
is tailored to each patient’s needs, taking into account the type
of wound, overall health, and individual circumstances. Our goals
are to prevent complications
(e.g., infections, regular wound, chronic wounds), improve patient comfort and quality of life and educate patients on wound prevention and self-care.
Wound Care Medical Group, Inc.
Our approach to wound care
is tailored to each patient’s needs, taking into account the type
of wound, overall health, and individual circumstances. Our goals
are to prevent complications
(e.g., infections, regular wound, chronic wounds), improve patient comfort and quality of life and educate patients on wound prevention and self-care.
About
BioHeal
BioHeal
Difficult wounds require advanced aproach
Pressure Ulcers (PU)
Affect 72% of all hospitalized patients 65 yrs and oldeÈ
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$12 billion per year estimated U.S. spend for treating PM
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Development of PU increased mortality by 7.2%
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Diabetic Foot Ulcer (DFU)
One of the most common diabetes complications with
a lifetime risk of 25%
a lifetime risk of 25%
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85% of lower limb amputations in diabetic patients are preceded
by ulceratio
by ulceratio
—
66% recurrence rate
and the amputation rate rises to 12% with subsequent ulcerations
and the amputation rate rises to 12% with subsequent ulcerations
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2.5 million
pressure ulcers are treated
in U.S. acute care facilitie
in U.S. acute care facilitie
Venuos Leg Ulcers (VLU)
Most common chronic wound of the lower leg
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75% fail to achieve healing with standard of care (SOC) with recurrence rates 70%
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$20 billion estimated annual direct medical
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≈ 2.8 million
adults in the U.S. have a VLM
Treatment process
Comprehensive mobile wound care services.
Offering medication recommendations,
laboratory analyses, imaging studies, and continuous follow-up until complete wound resolution
laboratory analyses, imaging studies, and continuous follow-up until complete wound resolution
Comprehensive medical
support
support
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Providing wound management
in-service sessions for healthcare facilities, home health, and hospice nursing staff upon request
in-service sessions for healthcare facilities, home health, and hospice nursing staff upon request
Educational outreach
Our dedicated specialists conduct thorough weekly assessments and prescribe necessary treatments
Weekly specialist
evaluation
evaluation
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Vigilant infection
control
control
Proactive measures to combat wound infections
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Empowering patients
Equipping patients and their families with essential wound care knowledge through bedside care and education, expediting the healing process
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Unmatched versatility
Membranes are Human Cells, Tissues and Cellular and Tissue Based Products (HCT/Ps)
Surgical wounds
Chronic wounds
Diabetic ulcers
Pressure ulcers
Burns
Mohs Procedures
Venous stasis ulcers
Contact us
Serving countries across southern California
Los Angeles Country
Orange Country
San Bernadino Country
Ventura Country
Riverside Country
Kern Country
Operation hours
Mon — Fri
10 am — 5 pm
10 am — 5 pm
On call
24/7
24/7
11600 Wilshire Blvd Ste.
214, Los Angeles, Ca 90025
214, Los Angeles, Ca 90025
(818) 875 0007
Bhwoundcare@gmail.com
Bhwoundcare@gmail.com
