How to Launch a Wound Care Product Inside the WoundScribe Catalog in 30 Days
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A 30-day onboarding playbook for skin substitute and wound care brands: from kickoff call to point-of-care placement inside WoundScribe.
You've signed the partnership. Now the question is: how fast can your product start surfacing at the moment clinicians choose treatments? Here's the 30-day path from kickoff to live placement inside WoundScribe.
Week 1 — Kickoff and product intake
- Kickoff call. Your team meets with WoundScribe onboarding to align on indications, target wound phenotypes, and preferred billing codes.
- Product intake packet. You submit IFU, approved indications, HCPCS/CPT codes, clinical rationale bullets, and any supporting evidence.
- Use-case matching draft. WoundScribe drafts the initial matching rules — which wound phenotypes, trajectories, and patient contexts should surface your product.
Week 2 — Configuration and clinical review
- Matching rules review. Your medical or clinical affairs lead reviews the draft and refines edge cases (e.g., contraindications, reapplication windows).
- Billing code mapping. Codes are attached to each indication so clinicians see the correct reimbursement path at the point of care.
- Education snippets. Short, on-label rationale text is written and approved for in-workflow display.
Week 3 — Staging and QA
- Staging environment. Your product goes live in a WoundScribe staging tenant. You see exactly what a clinician sees when their patient's wound matches your indication.
- Simulated cases. WoundScribe runs simulated patient trajectories to confirm the product surfaces correctly — and does not surface where it shouldn't.
- Sign-off. Your team signs off on placement, wording, and codes.
Week 4 — Go live and monitor
- Production release. Your product is live in the WoundScribe AI-powered EMR for wound care across participating clinicians.
- Baseline metrics. WoundScribe captures baseline surfacing volume, wound-type mix, and reapplication patterns.
- First review call. At day 30, you review usage data, clinician feedback, and any refinements for the next cycle.
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