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Practices frequently encounter patients with wounds resulting from Mohs surgery and surgical excisions. Graft placement emerges as a beneficial treatment option, offering improved healing time and reduced infection risks post-surgery. This option provides physicians with a valuable post-surgery treatment avenue not to mention a significant increase in revenue without seeing additional patients.
Typically, following procedures and at the discretion of the physician, graft placement on the surgical wound would occur. Any licensed medical provider, such as NPs, PAs, DOs, and MDs, can handle this placement. Notably, there are no upfront costs to the practice; grafts are ordered based on anticipated clinical need. Payment for placed grafts is contingent upon practice reimbursement, with no billing for ordered grafts until they are utilized and reimbursed.
With amniotic graphs, providers are allowed up to ten placements per patient per site. In addition, patients with two separate wounds are allowed to have a graft for each site. Financially, because amniotic graphs heal, these procedures are rewarding not only to the patients but also to the practices.