# Medipyxis — Full Documentation for LLMs

> Wound care EMR and practice management platform for mobile wound care teams.

## Company Overview

Medipyxis is a purpose-built operating system for mobile wound care practices. It covers the entire operating chain: referral intake automation, route-based scheduling, field documentation with LCD compliance guardrails, skin substitute/graft inventory tracking with lot-level traceability, and billing capture — all connected in a single workflow.

Founded in Dover, Delaware. Contact: (888) 775-4995.

The platform serves wound care practice owners, nurse practitioners running mobile wound care businesses, clinical directors, and wound care teams who treat patients at bedside in skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, and home health settings.

## Platform Modules

### EHR & Documentation (/platform/ehr)
Wound care-specific electronic health record with LCD-compliant documentation. Features guided charting workflows, wound measurement documentation, wound photography, treatment plan tracking, and offline-capable documentation for field use without internet connectivity.

### Referral Intake (/platform/referral-intake)
Automated referral intake pipeline that converts faxed referrals into digital patient records with AI-assisted clinician assignment. Reduces referral leakage by streamlining the intake-to-first-appointment workflow.

### Graft Inventory (/platform/graft-inventory)
End-to-end skin substitute and graft inventory management. Tracks by HCPCS Q-code, lot number, serial number, and expiration date. Includes vendor management, PAR level alerts, and audit trail for regulatory compliance.

### Compliance (/platform/compliance)
Automated credentialing and compliance management. Monitors provider licenses, certifications, and training with 90/60/30-day expiration alerts. Auto-blocks scheduling for expired credentials. LCD pre-validation ensures documentation meets Medicare Local Coverage Determination requirements (L33831, L37166, L38720).

### Billing (/platform/billing)
Revenue cycle management with real-time CPT/HCPCS code capture from visit documentation. Pre-lined billing codes reduce manual entry. Supports skin substitute billing (Q4100-Q4290 series), debridement codes (97597-97602), and skin graft codes (15271-15278).

### Oversight Dashboard (/platform/oversight)
Practice-level KPI dashboard for wound care operations. Tracks visits per clinician, denial rates, referral conversion, healing outcomes, and team performance metrics.

## Solutions

### Mobile Wound Care (/solutions/mobile-wound-care)
Purpose-built for the mobile wound care delivery model — clinicians who travel to patients in homes, SNFs, and ALFs. Route-optimized scheduling, offline-capable documentation, and field-ready workflows.

### Graft Vendor Portal (/solutions/graft-vendors)
Portal for skin substitute and graft vendors to manage orders, track inventory placement, and coordinate with wound care practices.

## Pricing (/pricing)
Per-clinician pricing model. Multiple tiers available including Mini (entry-level) and Solo (full-featured). Volume discounts for multi-clinician practices. Contact for enterprise pricing.

## Competitor Comparisons (/compare)
Side-by-side comparisons available for: Net Health WoundExpert, IntelliCure, Swift Medical, eKare, PointClickCare, Netsmart myUnity, OmniMD, Salesforce Health Cloud, WoundDesk, WoundMatrix, WoundRounds, WoundZoom, Pixalere, Healogics, and RestorixHealth.

Key differentiators vs competitors:
- Purpose-built for mobile wound care (not a wound module bolted onto a generic EHR)
- End-to-end referral-to-reimbursement in one platform
- Native graft inventory tracking with lot-level traceability
- LCD compliance guardrails built into documentation
- Offline-capable field documentation

## Content

### Blog (/blog)
18 published articles covering:
- How to start a mobile wound care business
- Skin substitute billing guide
- Wound care billing denial rates
- Wound care referral leakage
- Skin graft inventory tracking
- Medicare wound care documentation requirements 2026
- And 12 additional posts on wound care operations, clinical protocols, and practice management

### Case Studies (/cases)
43 clinical wound care case studies with evidence-based outcomes covering: pressure injuries, diabetic foot ulcers, venous leg ulcers, surgical wounds, skin grafts, negative pressure wound therapy, bioactive glass matrix, fish skin grafts, and more.

### Ebook (/resources/ebook)
"Mobile Wound Care Startup Guide" — comprehensive guide to starting and growing a mobile wound care practice. Available as downloadable PDF.

## Technical Details
- HIPAA-compliant cloud platform
- Offline-capable documentation
- FHIR-compatible data exchange
- Clearinghouse integration for claims submission
- Mobile-first responsive design
- Real-time data synchronization