We distribute placental amniotic allografts made from ethically sourced placental membrane tissue. Intended for homologous use to supplement a recipient's tissue while providing a wound covering and support for native tissue. Human amniotic membrane forms the innermost layer of placenta tissue. The avascular membrane acts as a protective barrier for the developing fetus. Its properties provide a wide variety of potential benefits.

Placental amniotic allografts are made from ethically sourced placental membrane tissue. Women donate their placenta after a scheduled cesarean section. It is then cleaned, sterilized, and checked for anything that is disease-transmissible. It is then refined and processed in a lab where it is placed on a dual layer membrane sheet similar to a Listerine strip on your tongue.

An injury to living tissue caused by a cut, blow, or other impact, typically one in which the skin is cut or broken. Common wounds we see treated with grafts are:

- Venous Ulcers

- Lacerations

- Mohs Surgery

- Diabetic Foot Ulcers

- Tunneling Coccyx Wound (Sacrum)

- Post Surgery (Dehiscence)

We distribute allografts that help heal Stage 1 up to Stage 4 wounds. This advanced regenerative medical technology: - Helps heal wounds faster - Heals non-healing wounds - Heals hard to heal wounds

We currently offer a variety of sizes starting at 2X2 centimeters all the way up to 9X20 centimeters.

Coverages vary depending on each patient's carrier and medical necessity. This treatment is 80% covered by patients that have Medicare Part B as their primary insurance.

We are happy to connect you with an experienced graft billing specialist to assist in handling insurance claims and medicare B reimbursements.