Positive change begins with simple but powerful VISION

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What if we could impact wound repair and regeneration in humans and animals?

Start with the SCIENCE to create positive change.

Sometimes the most powerful technology contains the simplest solution.

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Enhance the PROCESS for greater change.

We own every part of manufacturing, down to the nuts and bolts.

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Build a TEAM committed to change.

Dedication and integrity are the rules we live by.

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Create a BUSINESS dedicated to change.

Every handshake has the opportunity to help others.

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Deliver innovative PRODUCTS for powerful change.

The Innovacyn Family of Products

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Starting with improving the standard of care for humans and animals, we believe that small change, applied at the right time, can positively impact healthcare across the world. Costs of healthcare are rising globally and Innovacyn is dedicated to providing safe products and effective processes that help reduce costs for patients and facilities, thus reducing the burden of care for humans and animals.

Impact on Human Health

The failure of chronic wounds to properly heal leads to prolonged hospital stays, decreased productivity, and increased healthcare costs. Chronic or non-healing wounds severely impact quality of life and are associated with the risk of costly and painful complications such as recurring infections, hospitalizations, and limb amputations.

Impact on Animal Health

For livestock, working animals, and our pets at home, animal health is crucial for our sustenance and the enduring happiness of companionship. With the challenges of non-healing wounds, increasing concerns over the use of antibiotics, and increases in infectious diseases,  new innovations in veterinary science is critical.

Impact on the Healthcare System

Non-healing wounds and healthcare-related infections are the source of significant financial toll on the healthcare system, costing $30.5 billion each year in the US. In 2014, nearly one in five Medicare patients who had been hospitalized were readmitted within one month due to hospital-acquired infections.