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Medicare will drastically reduce wound care coverage January 1, 2026.
Medicare is restricting access to advanced wound care. Starting January 1, 2026, the treatments that heal 95% of wounds may not be available.
Medicare Wound Care Platform: Advanced Regenerative Treatment System Announced
KureCare has announced the launch of its integrated wound care platform designed to connect patients experiencing non-healing wounds with regenerative treatment providers across the United States.
Urgent Regenerative Care for Non-Healing Wounds Announced Amid Medicare Changes
KureCare urges Medicare beneficiaries with chronic wounds to seek regenerative treatment before January 1, 2026 Medicare reimbursement changes. The company offers treatments through 500+ certified specialists nationwide.
How Popular Medical Shows Misrepresent Wound Treatment
Medical television dramas systematically misrepresent wound treatment and care protocols, directly influencing patient expectations and potentially creating harmful misconceptions about real-world medical outcomes.
2026 Medicare Changes Threaten Wound Care Access
Starting January 1, 2026, massive changes to Medicare will affect beneficiaries with chronic wounds across the United States. Learn how these policy changes could impact treatment access for 10.5 million Americans.
Medicare 2026 Proposed Changes Abandon Chronic Wound Care Patients
With significant changes to Medicare quickly approaching, beneficiaries may face potential cost increases and benefit adjustments. KureCare, Kenton Gray, and Dr. Krikor Tatosyan are introducing solutions to help individuals maintain access to advanced treatments.