Kure Care is expanding access to urgent regenerative treatments for non-healing wounds via its new platform, amid tightening CMS regulations.
-- The new platform streamlines how beneficiaries access Medicare-covered regenerative therapies for non-healing wounds by reducing delays that often occur during eligibility checks, documentation collection, and specialist scheduling. With chronic ulcers rising among older adults and regulatory standards becoming more restrictive, Kure Care says the system is structured to support both patients and providers through every stage of the process.
More details can be found at https://curewounds.com/
As Medicare prepares to introduce significant reimbursement cuts for advanced wound treatments on January 1, 2026, Kure Care notes that timely access to therapy is more important than ever for patients with non-healing wounds. Beginning care now can help beneficiaries secure treatment under current coverage standards before stricter limits take effect.
Kure Care explains that the platform integrates regenerative wound therapy with tools that help providers manage cases efficiently. Through a dedicated provider dashboard, clinicians can track healing progress in real time, review patient analytics, and access Medicare-aligned documentation and billing templates. These features are intended to reduce administrative bottlenecks and keep treatment moving forward under evolving reimbursement rules.
Platform users can also access flexible scheduling tools, 24/7 nurse support, and telemedicine options for follow-up assessments. “We built the platform to give both patients and clinicians what they need most - quick access to treatment and real-time support,” a company spokesperson said. “As regulatory standards evolve, the goal is to keep care accessible rather than letting patients fall through the cracks.”
The company operates through a nationwide network of more than 500 certified wound-care specialists. This coverage, it explains, helps reduce the narrow-network barriers that often prevent Medicare beneficiaries from finding qualified providers near them.
Patients start care by completing an online eligibility assessment, selecting a nearby specialist, and beginning a personalized treatment plan. Progress can be monitored virtually, which the company says is particularly helpful for seniors with mobility challenges or limited access to transportation.
Kure Care’s regenerative therapies focus on non-healing conditions such as diabetic foot ulcers, venous leg ulcers, pressure injuries, and other common chronic wound types. The company reports that these treatments can accelerate healing by up to 90% and reduce recovery time by 60%, lowering the risk of hospitalization and other complications.
Those interested in exploring eligibility or finding a certified specialist can visit https://curewounds.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Kenton Gray
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Organization: Kure Care a division of Veracor Group LLC
Address: 1150 NW 72ND AVE TOWER 1 STE 455 #20073 , Miami, FL 33126, United States
Website: https://curewounds.com
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