
Meet Our "Open Wound" Team
Our team of Open Wound Specialists is dedicated to providing advanced, compassionate care for patients with complex and longstanding open wounds. With years of experience and specialized training, we focus on utilizing Amniotic Membrane Grafts, a proven, cutting-edge treatment that accelerates the healing process for difficult, chronic wounds.
This biologically advanced solution supports tissue regeneration, reduces inflammation, and promotes faster healing by harnessing the natural properties of amniotic tissue.
Our professionals collaborate closely with healthcare providers to develop personalized, patient-centered care plans, ensuring each individual receives the highest standard of treatment. By using the most effective methods available, we aim to improve patient outcomes and enhance quality of life, even in the most challenging cases.
Trust our team for expert solutions in expediting the healing of complex wounds.

OPEN WOUNDS
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INNOVATIONS FOR SMARTER HEALTH - Areas of our expertise
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Open Wound Care
Our grafts are derived from the amnion layer of placentas donated at full term. These grafts are FDA-registered, tested for communicable diseases, and free from DNA and red blood cells. Naturally, amniotic membranes are rich in anti-inflammatory properties and growth factors, which promote tissue regeneration. This makes our grafts a superior option compared to other wound care treatments currently available.
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Open Wound Care - YOUR PATH TO HEALING STARTS HERE
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Dedicated Wound Care Professionals Serving Seniors Nationwide
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We are a committed team of wound care professionals dedicated to improving the quality of life for seniors across all 50 states. Our mission is to ensure that elderly patients receive the care they need to live comfortably and with dignity in their later years. For healthcare providers treating patients with open wounds, we encourage you to consult with Guy about an innovative treatment solution that could significantly enhance your patient care.
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Amniotic Membrane for Wound Healing
Revolutionising Wound Care with Biological Solutions
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As a leading provider of Amniotic Membrane Allografts, our products are specifically designed to accelerate wound healing. These allografts promote tissue regeneration and boast a 95% success rate in treating "non-healing" wounds, providing a breakthrough in wound care management.
We understand that treating non-healing wounds can be challenging. That's why we'd like to introduce you to our Amniotic Membrane Allografts. These allografts are designed to accelerate tissue regeneration and have shown an impressive 95% success rate in treating chronic, non-healing wounds—often delivering results in as little as 3 to 6 months
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This treatment can be seamlessly integrated into your practice. Your own physicians and wound care nurses will be able to administer and monitor the graft, ensuring continuity of care for your patients. Beyond the clinical benefits, this approach also provides financial advantages for healthcare providers.
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We would love to provide you with more details about this solution. Please let us know who is best to talk to at your facility, and we would be happy to give you/them a comprehensive overview of the treatment and how it can fit into your practice.
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This advanced treatment can be seamlessly integrated into your practice, with your own physicians and wound care nurses administering and monitoring the grafts. The process is designed to enhance patient recovery, reduce healing time, and improve overall outcomes.
In addition to the clinical benefits, this approach offers financial advantages for healthcare providers, creating an opportunity to improve both patient care and practice efficiency.
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Partnering For Success
We believe in fostering collaborative partnerships with healthcare providers like you to optimize treatment protocols and achieve superior patient outcomes. Our team of experts is dedicated to providing ongoing support and education, ensuring you have the knowledge and resources needed to integrate our products seamlessly into your practice.
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At Stimpson Group we understand the challenges healthcare providers face when treating complex wounds. That's why we specialize in delivering innovative amniotic tissue grafting products designed to address the most demanding clinical scenarios. Our solutions are meticulously crafted to accelerate healing and improve patient quality of life, offering a new standard of care for chronic and difficult-to-treat wounds.
Medicare Coverage and Reimbursement Support
We also understand the importance of accessibility and affordability in healthcare. That's why we offer products covered by Medicare Part B, providing patients with access to our advanced wound care solutions while facilitating seamless reimbursement for your services.
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Step-by-Step Onboarding Process for Allograft Providers
Step 1: Provider Enrolment
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To become an Allograft provider, you must first sign up and agree to terms for participation in the program.
Details to be provided: Provide necessary information such as practice name, contact details, and licensing.
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Step 2: Patient Care Initiation
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When a patient requires care using allografts, the provider should initiate the process by sending over the patient's facesheet to the designated contact (us).
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What is a Facesheet?:
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The facesheet is a summary document containing patient identification and basic details necessary to begin the intake process.
Step 3: Collection of Patient Records
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Upon receiving the facesheet, we will proceed to collect all required medical records, including:
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a) Medical records from the Home Health Nurse (if applicable).
b) Wound care documentation from the patient’s existing care providers.
c) IVR Completion: We will complete the IVR (Interactive Voice Response) process for insurance verification.
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Step 4: Insurance Verification and Documentation Collection
Once all the necessary patient records are collected, the documentation is sent to Stimpson Group LLC billing company for submission to the insurance company for approval.
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Verification Process: The insurance company will review the documents and confirm whether they will approve the allograft treatment.
Step 5: Insurance Approval
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Once the insurance company approves the request, we will confirm with you and proceed with the next steps.
Approval Notification: You will be notified once approval is received.
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Step 6: Graft Ordering and Treatment
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After the approval is received from the insurance company, we will order the required allografts from the manufacturer.
Order Placement: The necessary grafts will be ordered based on the treatment plan.
Begin Healing Process: Once the grafts are in hand, the treatment process will begin and the patient will start receiving care for their wound.
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Step 7: Reimbursement and Provider Payment
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After the grafts are ordered and the healing process is underway, the insurance payment will be processed.
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Provider Payment Breakdown: The insurance payout will go to you as the provider within 45 days of the billing being presented to the insurance company.
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Notes:
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Efficient and Timely Communication: As a provider, maintaining clear communication with the Stimpson Group LLC and the billing company is key to ensuring that the process runs smoothly, efficiently and timely.
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Documentation Timeliness: Timely submission of patient facesheets and records will expedite the approval and treatment process.
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Approval Requirements: Ensure that all necessary medical records and documentation are provided in full to facilitate a fast insurance approval process.
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Financial Breakdown Understanding: It’s important for you to understand the financial structure of the reimbursement and allocation of payments, so you can make informed decisions regarding your participation in the program. These will be explained in detail and written in any contract you enter into with the Stimpson Group LLC
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What is an amniotic membrane graft?​
An amniotic membrane graft is a skin substitute that's made from the amniotic membrane of a donated placenta. It's used to treat wounds, including chronic wounds, and for reconstructive purposes. ​
What are the properties of amniotic membrane grafts?​
Amniotic membrane grafts have anti-inflammatory, bacteriostatic, and pain reduction properties. They also help wounds heal by stimulating the growth of new blood vessels and the repair of damaged tissue. ​
How are amniotic membrane grafts used?​
Amniotic membrane grafts are placed over the wound, with the sticky side down. They can be used to treat a variety of wounds, including traumatic and non-traumatic wounds. ​
What are the benefits of amniotic membrane grafts?​
Amniotic membrane grafts have been used to treat wounds since the early 20th century. Studies have shown that they are safe and effective, and they've been used to treat a variety of wounds, including skin burns​
Learn More​
To learn more about how this treatment can benefit your patients and practice, contact Guy at 1-800-460-0854 or via email at guy@stimpsongroup.com. Please note that Medicare Part B is required for this treatment.​Let us help you provide exceptional wound care to seniors, supporting their journey to better health and well-being.
