In the News
July 2010
CMS change could give Advanced BioHealing a boost
Nashville Business Journal | July 6, 2010
CMS has proposed to change the way that providers bill the federal government for Dermagraft.
Organogenesis, Advanced BioHealing stand to benefit from CMS proposal
Mass Device | July 6, 2010
A temporary proposal from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services could be a boon for Advanced BioHealing Inc. and its artificial skin treatment for diabetic foot ulcers.
Current Concepts With Bioengineered Alternative Tissues
Podiatry Today | July 1, 2010
Living and non-living skin equivalents can be valuable adjunctive treatments for chronic lower extremity wounds. Accordingly, the authors review the current literature, discuss the role of advanced therapies, such as Dermagraft, in facilitating wound closure and provide pertinent case studies.
June 2010
Nashville’s biotech industry gets a boost
Nashville Business Journal | June 25, 2010
Middle Tennessee’s fledgling biotechnology industry added a new player this week with the announcement that Advanced BioHealing Inc. will expand its research and development operations in Nashville.
Biotech company opens Brentwood office
Tennessean | June 22, 2010
Advanced BioHealing has opened an office in Brentwood, Tenn. as part of an expansion of its research and development efforts.
Biotech firm brings R&D to Nashville
Nashville Post | June 22, 2010
Advanced BioHealing has planted research and development operations in Nashville to explore additional uses for its lead product, Dermagraft.
PDF DownloadAdvanced BioHealing looking for new uses for 'skin substitute'
Nashville Business Journal | June 22, 2010
Advanced BioHealing announces plans to expand its research and development efforts in Nashville.
Fresh Starts and Offshoots at Advanced BioHealing
Xconomy San Diego | June 6, 2010
Kathy McGee, Advanced BioHealing’s vice president and general manager, will give a short presentation on how Advanced BioHealing has turned Dermagraft into a success story for regenerative medicine.
May 2010
SDBN June 23rd Networking Event Featuring Advanced BioHealing
SDBN.org | May 31, 2010
Advanced BioHealing’s Kathy McGee will be the featured speaker at the June San Diego Biotechnology Network Event, which draws biotechnology professionals from the greater San Diego area.
Regenerative medicine cell therapies: numbers of units manufactured and patients treated between 1988 and 2010
Regenerative Medicine | May 2010
Dermagraft® and TransCyte® are included in a collation of baseline data for the cell-based therapies that are most relevant to regenerative medicine.
Flip This Asset: San Diego's Advanced BioHealing 'Fixed Up' Dermagraft for Profit and Growth
San Diego Biotechnology Network | May 6, 2010
Senior Vice President Dean Tozer describes Advanced BioHealing’s “reverse biotech” methodology with Dr. Mary Canady.
3D is Also for Tissue Engineering
advanced medical technologies | May 5, 2010
A fundamental challenge of tissue engineering that has been successfully addressed in research and by a number of companies developing tissue engineering for therapeutics, including Advanced BioHealing, is the formation of functional, three-dimensional tissues.
April 2010
Just Chill: Moving Live Tissue
Inbound Logistics | April 2010
A precise temperature-controlled packing and shipping procedure helps Advanced BioHealing ensure its biomedical product's safety and integrity.
Consensus Recommendations On Advancing The Standard of Care for Treating Neuropathic Foot Ulcers In Patients With Diabetes
Ostomy Wound Management | April 2010 Wound Care Supplement
This consensus, supported by a grant from Advanced BioHealing, provides clinicians with the clinical markers, evidence and recommendations that will advance the standard of care for the treatment of neuropathic diabetic foot ulcers.
March 2010
The 23rd Annual Spring Symposium on Advanced Wound Care and the Wound Healing Society Meeting
Ostomy Wound Management | March 24, 2010
Advanced BioHealing will exhibit at the Symposium on Advanced Wound Care (SAWC), a premier educational wound care event.