Aedicell
AediCell provides smarter solutions to wound care by delivering safe, effective, and easy-to-use products at a lower overall cost. Their mission is to improve wound healing outcomes through innovative technologies utilizing human placental tissues and other biological materials. They focus on providing products like Dermavest® that treat damaged tissue in ulcers and wounds, leveraging their advanced technology to preserve important cell attachment proteins, growth factors, and cytokines.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Products
Placental-derived wound matrix product
A wound therapy product derived from human placental tissues (amnion/chorion, umbilical cord, and placental disk) intended for treatment of ulcers and chronic wounds; manufactured to preserve bioactive proteins, growth factors, and cytokines.
Placental-derived wound matrix product
A wound therapy product derived from human placental tissues (amnion/chorion, umbilical cord, and placental disk) intended for treatment of ulcers and chronic wounds; manufactured to preserve bioactive proteins, growth factors, and cytokines.
Services
Sampling consultation and product demonstration
On-request demonstrations and sampling consultations for clinicians to evaluate placental-derived wound therapy products.
Reimbursement analysis and consulting
Assessment of reimbursement opportunities and coding considerations for clinical practices using placental-derived wound therapies.
Sampling consultation and product demonstration
On-request demonstrations and sampling consultations for clinicians to evaluate placental-derived wound therapy products.
Reimbursement analysis and consulting
Assessment of reimbursement opportunities and coding considerations for clinical practices using placental-derived wound therapies.
Expertise Areas
- Wound care using placental-derived biomaterials
- Tissue processing and preservation of bioactive factors
- Acellular tissue scaffold development
- Clinical evidence generation for wound therapies
Key Technologies
- Placental tissue-derived matrices
- Acellular tissue scaffold preparation
- Tissue preservation methods for proteins and cytokines
- Biologic wound matrix formulation