This poster was featured at the SAWC Spring 2025 in Grapevine, Texas.  

Authors: Heba Tallah Mohammed, Tameka McCabe, Robert D. J. Fraser, James Grey, Amy Cassata 

This study assessed the impact of integrating Swift Skin and Wound into clinical practice at a large US home health organization using data from Homecare Homebase across 11 HH branches. In 2022, pre-adoption, participating branches provided care for 19,252 patients (25,570 wound care episodes) and 16,276 patients (22,193 wound care episodes) in 2023, post-adoption. The study assessed clinical and operational efficiencies with the following outcomes: 

• Skilled nursing visits-per-episode improved by 7.5% resulting in an estimated $1.9M in savings. 
• 23% faster wound healing times. 
• 60-day wound-related hospitalizations improved by 2.8% resulting in an estimated $3.9M in savings to the healthcare system. 
• A positive shift in provider allocation of 1.9%, with an increase in LPNs and decrease in RNs. 

To learn more about the research conducted for this poster, or to speak with the Swift Medical team about digital wound care, contact us.