Platelet-rich plasma
Autologous PRP options are considered for appropriate wounds as part of a documented wound-bed and tissue-repair strategy.
Advanced Wound Care Procedures
Regenerative wound care inside one continuum.
The RegenWound Protocol brings PRP, BPC-157/TB-500 peptide review, advanced biologics, ultrasound-assisted therapies, and physician-directed regenerative support into the same practice that can manage bedside care, clinic procedures, tele-wound, and surgical escalation.
Treatment menu
Advanced treatment is not a handoff. It is part of the plan.
When a wound stalls, the answer should not be a blind referral to another group. Capital Wound evaluates the wound, chooses the right escalation layer, and keeps the same clinical team responsible through closure.
Regenerative support
BPC-157, TB-500, and other physician-directed peptide protocols are reviewed case by case, with eligibility, sourcing, safety, and compliance handled before any treatment decision.
Ultrasound-assisted therapy
Ultrasound therapies may support wound-bed preparation, debridement planning, and the timing of biologic or procedural escalation.
Advanced biologic care
Advanced biologic products and graft-adjacent treatments are selected around wound type, vascular supply, infection status, and documentation requirements.
Insurance note
Some advanced wound-care procedures may be covered by Medicare, Medicaid, or commercial plans when medical-necessity and documentation criteria are met. Coverage varies by diagnosis, product, plan, and prior authorization requirements. Inquire before scheduling so the team can review eligibility.
RegenWound Protocol
A branded pathway for wounds that need more than dressings.
The RegenWound Protocol is a marketable care package built around evaluation, wound-bed preparation, regenerative treatment selection, tele-wound follow-up, and surgical escalation when needed.
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Step 01
Confirm the wound is ready.
Assess perfusion, infection risk, depth, drainage, prior therapies, and the reason the wound has stalled.
- Wound staging
- Vascular review
- Infection screen
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Step 02
Choose the regenerative layer.
Select PRP, advanced biologics, ultrasound therapies, or physician-directed regenerative peptide support when clinically appropriate.
- PRP
- Peptide review
- Advanced biologics
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Step 03
Keep the patient inside CWC.
Tele-wound check-ins, clinic procedures, and OR escalation remain connected to the same team, so there is no risk of losing the patient to an outside provider.
- Tele-wound follow-up
- Clinic escalation
- Same-team continuity
Limb preservation, by design
The goal is not just healing. It is keeping the limb.
Advanced wound-care procedures are positioned inside the larger limb-preservation continuum: treat infection earlier, reduce avoidable amputation risk, and escalate before a salvageable limb is lost.
Outcome 01
Lower amputation risk.
Regenerative care is paired with debridement, biologics, structural correction, and OR access when a limb is still salvageable.
Outcome 02
Reduced infection progression.
Earlier escalation, coordinated follow-up, and surgical access help prevent wounds from drifting into emergency infection pathways.
Outcome 03
One provider. That’s it.
The same clinical team owns the case from first assessment through advanced treatment, surgical escalation, and closure.
Advanced Wound Care · RegenWound · Coverage Review
Ask whether your wound patient is a fit for RegenWound.
Send the diagnosis, wound location, duration, prior therapies, and current insurance. We will review whether an advanced wound-care pathway makes sense.