Leader in Wound Care & Hyperbaric Reimbursement
Wound Care RCM & Clinical Documentation Improvement Services
At WoundGenex, we redefine wound care Reimbursement by integrating cutting-edge clinical expertise with administrative excellence to empower healthcare institutions and professionals. Our commitment is to superior patient outcomes, seamless operations, and setting industry benchmarks.
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WoundGenex
It’s time to become the world-class wound care team you were always meant to be. At WoundGenex, we optimize and empower your practice from the ground up, addressing everything from medical compliance to medical billing to training. As professionals with more than 20 years of experience, we know that you have a business to build and patients to serve — and we’re here to ensure your practice fulfills its potential.

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The only diverse wound care management program built for clinical excellence and strong financial growth.
Revenue Cycle
Program Management
Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI)
Compliance
Credentialing & Enrollment
Program Support
Why Choose WoundGenex
We support a wide range of clinics and hospitals
Ensuring compliance and maximum reimbursement
Managing high-volume medical billing with precision
Latest News
2026 CMS Skin Substitute Reimbursement Overhaul: Desk Reference for Wound Care Providers The 2026 CMS Physician Fee Schedule introduces sweeping reforms to how skin substitutes—commonly referred to as cellular and tissue-based products (CTPs)—are reimbursed under Medicare Part B. These updates fundamentally change payment methodology, billing mechanics, and compliance expectations. For providers, these changes are not […]
WoundGenex and Shoreline Medical Administration Form Strategic Alliance to Deliver Bundled Revenue Cycle Solutions with Clawback Protection TAMPA, Fla., Sept. 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — WoundGenex, the industry leader in wound care revenue cycle and practice management solutions, and Shoreline Medical Administration, a premier healthcare support partner specializing in safeguarding Medicare reimbursements in the skin substitute space by […]
On the surface, the recent delay of the new Medicare LCD for skin substitutes to January 2026 may appear to be a win for providers and patients alike. After all, the proposed LCDs raised numerous concerns around access, frequency limits, and clinical documentation requirements.