WoundScribe Product Catalog FAQ: Partnership, Pricing, and Point-of-Care Placement
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Straight answers to the questions wound care product teams ask before joining the WoundScribe Product Catalog.
Before signing on, most wound care product teams have the same questions. Here are direct answers.
Partnership and pricing
Q: What does the Product Catalog Launch actually include? A: $6,000 covers the first six months: configuration, matching-rule setup, billing code mapping, clinician-facing education snippets, and staging QA. It is a one-time onboarding fee, not a recurring subscription for that period.
Q: What's different about the $15,000 Simulation and White Paper tier? A: You get everything in the Launch tier plus a professionally prepared WoundScribe white paper with simulated patient cases showing how and why your product matched each one. The white paper is yours to use as an approved sales asset.
Q: Is there an exclusivity option? A: The catalog is category-open by default so clinicians see appropriate options. Exclusivity within a narrow phenotype can be discussed on a case-by-case basis.
Placement and workflow
Q: When does my product surface in front of clinicians? A: At the point of care, after WoundScribe reads the wound's healing trajectory and matches it to your configured indications, phenotypes, and use cases.
Q: Can I control which wounds my product surfaces for? A: Yes. Matching rules are configured with your clinical team and can be tightened, broadened, or excluded by wound type, trajectory, or patient context.
Q: Does WoundScribe recommend one product over another? A: No. WoundScribe surfaces matching options with rationale and codes; the clinician makes the treatment decision.
Data and reporting
Q: What usage data do I get back? A: Aggregate surfacing volume, wound-type mix, reapplication patterns (including repeat skin grafts), and geographic distribution — subject to privacy-by-design constraints.
Q: How does this interact with billing? A: Clinicians see the correct HCPCS/CPT codes alongside your product, reducing claim rejections. See WISER: fixing wound care claim denials for context.
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