Recent Wound Care News & Industry Updates
Recent News & Industry Updates
Stay informed on the latest developments impacting wound care, clinical practice, healthcare policy, reimbursement, education, research, and emerging technologies through APWCA news and professional updates.
APWCA shares industry insights, advocacy initiatives, educational announcements, clinical updates, and important developments relevant to healthcare professionals involved in wound prevention, wound healing, patient management, and interdisciplinary wound care practice.
Reimbursement Thursday Tidbits
Ever wish your MAC (Medicare Administrative Contractor) had a report card you could fill out? They do! How Can I Give Feedback About My MAC? · J5 – Wisconsin Physician Services · J6 – National Government Services · J8 – Wisconsin
Thursday Tip: ASP Drugs and Biologics Quarterly Update April 2024
Highlights from the ASP Quarterly Update ASP Skin Substitute Codes added effective April 1, 2024 HCPCS Descriptor Q4184 Cellesta or duo per sq cm Q4168 Amnio band, 1 mg Q4188 Amnio armor 1 sq cm Q4259 Celera per sq cm
2024 JWC Award Winners – APWCA Receives Silver Honor!
The 2024 JWC Award winners have now been announced! The American Professional Wound Care Association (APWCA) is honored to be the recipient of the Silver Medal in the award category of Cellular, Acellular, and Matrix-like Products (CAMPs). This achievement was made possible thanks
New in 2024 – APWCA Quarterly Webinar Series
The American Professional Wound Care Association (APWCA) is pleased to introduce our newest educational offering. Throughout 2024 there will be quarterly webinars sponsored by our generous sponsors each season. Please save the dates to join us for these informative online
Highlights from Wound Week™ 2023
OOPS Update – CMS Issued Correction
Great News!!! CMS has issued a correction to the 2024 rates for outpatient hyperbaric oxygen therapy, reversing the 41.5% rate cut and increasing reimbursement from the 2023 rates. This would not have been possible without the advocacy of wound care providers, such