ProCare has an economical inpatient wound care program focusing on protecting hospitals against the adverse affects of hospital acquired wounds and the associated loss of Medicare Reimbursement. Is your hospital ready to embrace CMS - 1533? Answering the following questions gives you a reference as to how ready your hospital really is.

• Can your hospital track wound prevalence and incidence?
  
  
• Does your hospital have evidence based protocols in place that guide your staff in preventing and treating wounds?
  
  
• How many stage 3 and 4 wounds are patients acquiring in your facility for which Medicare will never reimburse you?
  
  
• Is your Medical Staff's wound care documentation accurate enough to guarantee reimbursement?

If you answered NO to any of the above questions, relax, ProCare has the answer. ProCare's Inpatient Wound Care Program can assist in the reduction of costs associated with wounds up to 65%. Even though ne reimbursement rulings begin October 1, 2008,
it is never too late to put a plan into action..

With ProCare's Inpatient Program in place, your hospital can expect:

• Improved disease management
  
  
• Enhanced patient & physician satisfaction
  
  
• Measurable positive patient outcomes
  
  
• Reduction in risk management liability
  
  
• Decrease claim denials and lost revenue
  
  
• Improved amputation avoidance and limb salvage
  
  
• Appropriate reimbursement for provided care
  
  
• Reduction in wound patients length of stay
  
  
• Produce a decline in the number of acquired and undocumented wounds