EFFECTIVE. EFFICIENT. RELIABLE.

The SUPRATHEL^® artificial wound and burn dressing is a thin elastic membrane, adapts itself optimally to the surface of the wound, and adheres on its own. SUPRATHEL^® is only applied once onto the previously cleaned and disinfected wound where it remains until the wound is completely healed. After it is applied, the membrane becomes translucent and makes the inspection of the healing process possible.
SUPRATHEL^® can be removed easily from the healed skin parts without causing any pain.

SUPRATHEL^® was developed for the management of epidermal and dermal wounds. SUPRATHEL^® covers a wide range of wound care application:

Partial and full thickness wounds
Pressure (stage I and IV) and venous ulcers
Ulcers caused by mixed vascular etiologies
Venous stasis and diabetic ulcers
1^st and 2^nd degree burns
Partial thickness burns
Cuts and abrasions
Acute wounds
Trauma wounds
Surgical wounds
Superficial wounds
Grafted wounds and donor sites

The advantages of working with SUPRATHEL®

SUPRATHEL® Sales units at a glance

Literature

HCPCS Code A2012 – SUPRATHEL

Effective April 1, 2022, CMS created HCPCS code A2012 that may be reported for SUPRATHEL^® Synthetic Skin Substitute.

When billed in the physician office, HCPCS code A2012 should be reported for SUPRATHEL along with the appropriate CPT code for the application of skin substitute (CPT codes 15271-15278).

As of January 1, 2023, CMS has assigned SUPRATHEL to the high-cost category when billed in the hospital outpatient and ASC setting. It is important to note:

Hospital outpatient departments will report the appropriate CPT codes for the application of skin substitute and A2012 for SUPRATHEL.
ASCs will report the appropriate CPT code for the application of skin substitute. ASCs do not separately report the A-code.