🇺🇸United States
Unverified efficacy and patient harm from inappropriate treatment
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Definition
Mobile wound care companies apply skin substitutes to patients without documented medical necessity or evidence of efficacy. Patients experience poor outcomes, serious infections, and near-amputation requiring reversal of treatment by primary care providers. Some patients were terminally ill and died within days of treatment application.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: Not quantified but includes litigation risk, regulatory fines, and patient harm liability
Why This Matters
This pain point represents a significant opportunity for B2B solutions targeting Mobile Wound Care Services in USA.
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Methodology & Sources
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Related Business Risks
Explosive growth in skin substitute spending with fraud
$10+ billion Medicare Part B spending on skin substitutes (industry-wide)
Excessive Skin Substitute Billing
$10B+
Skin Substitute Fraud Waste Abuse
$10B+ annually for Medicare
Medicare fraud liability from upcoding schemes
Variable - settlements range $45M-$309M
Explosive Medicare Part B spending scrutiny
Estimated $10,000,000,000+ market at risk
Kickback liability from rebate arrangements
Hundreds of millions per major distributor involved
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