What is skin health?
Skin health refers to the integrity and overall well-being of the body’s largest organ. Frontline clinicians keep skin healthy by maintaining moisture balance and pH levels.
They also protect every layer of skin by guarding against environmental factors, preventing damage and promoting its natural functions. And they need the right tools and resources to deliver proper skin and wound care.
Skin is made up of the epidermis, outer layer and inner dermis.
Maximize your resources by leveraging ours
When it comes to delivering optimal skin and wound care, we know time and resources can be stretched thin, priorities can shift, and opportunities for education can be missed. We’re focused on making it easier for you and your team to do the right thing every time. That’s why we offer a full range of valuable tools and resources to help you deliver best practice care and improve skin health.
Standardize care
Reduce variations in care with product selection algorithms, actionable recommendations and clinical support.
Build practice knowledge
Supplement training with online courses, downloadable posters, bedside resources and more.
Simplify product choices
Support best practices with products that work together with point-of-care instructions to make your job easier.
Drive out care variation with a comprehensive approach
It all starts with an on-site or virtual assessment of best practices in action and product utilization reports that help identify opportunities to deliver more consistent skin and wound care. As your strategic partner, we connect the people, process and products that help caregivers and clinicians improve outcomes.
Pressure injuries: Fight the 4 contributing factors
The key to preventing pressure injuries (PIs)? Know the four factors that lead to skin breakdown—pressure, moisture, friction and shear—and how to fight them. With evidence-based best practices and the right system of products, we can help you re-energize staff and refocus on PI prevention to help improve outcomes and drive down costs.
