MolecuLight Inc., the leader in point-of-care fluorescence imaging devices for wound care, is excited to announce its participation in the 2025 Cellular, Acellular, and Matrix-like Products (CAMPs) Wound Care Summit, held from February 28th to March 2nd in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. In the booth (#21) and on the podium, attendees will have the opportunity to learn how MolecuLight’s innovative technology can significantly enhance wound assessment, measurement, documentation, and treatment decisions regarding CAMPs, particularly in light of the proposed new Local Coverage Determination (LCD) language for skin substitutes.
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MolecuLight’s fluorescence imaging enables clinicians to instantly visualize harmful bacterial loads in wounds linked to infection and CAMPs failure. This real-time insight empowers healthcare providers to treat patients more effectively, resulting in faster wound closure and better outcomes. The MolecuLight devices can guide targeted therapies, such as wound bed preparation for CAMPs, and optimize wound management strategies based on immediate, actionable information.
“Our technology addresses a critical need in wound care by providing clinicians with the ability to see what they otherwise couldn’t,” said Anil Amlani, CEO at MolecuLight. “By visualizing bacterial presence, we can help support the efficacy of advanced therapies such as CAMPs, improve patient outcomes, and ultimately reduce the burden of chronic wounds.”
The proposed new LCD language for skin substitutes emphasizes the importance of comprehensive wound assessment and documentation. MolecuLight’s comprehensive wound imaging and measurement devices directly support these requirements by providing:
- Objective, visual evidence of wound conditions.
- Automated, accurate wound measurement.
- Enhanced documentation to support medical necessity for advanced therapies.
“MolecuLight’s ability to provide real-time, objective data aligns perfectly with the evolving standards for wound care documentation and treatment,” added Anil Amlani, “We are excited to showcase how our technology can help healthcare providers meet the requirements of the proposed LCD language and deliver optimal patient care.”
