Accel-Heal highlighted at EWMA Paris conference
Exciting new evidence supporting the use of Accel-Heal electrical stimulation therapy has been presented at the annual European Wound Management Association (EWMA) conference in Paris.
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Accel-Heal Solo celebrates global bronze award win
Thrilled to announce that the Accel-Heal Solo electrical stimulation wound therapy device won bronze in the Most Innovate Dressing or Device category of the Journal of Wound Care (JWC) World Union of Wound Healing Societies (WUWHS) Awards, held in Abu Dhabi on 3 March 2022.
Innovative wound care device, Accel-Heal, launched in France.
We are delighted to announce the launch of Accel-Heal in France. Patients in France suffering from painful and hard-to-heal wounds can now benefit from Accel-Heal’s unique 12-day electrical stimulation therapy.
Accel-Heal, a wearable, easy to use electrical stimulation treatment for painful and hard-to-heal wounds, launches in Australia
The incidence of hard-to-heal wounds, those that take longer than 4-weeks to heal, is growing globally, leading to an increasing burden to national healthcare systems.
Experts Webinar – Watch Now
A panel of experts in electrical stimulation therapy discussed some of their greatest success stories using Accel-Heal to assist in the care of painful and hard-to-heal wounds.
Accel-Heal launches next generation device for the treatment of painful and hard-to-heal wounds
Accel-Heal Technologies Limited is thrilled to announce the launch of the next generation of its innovative therapy device to improve outcomes in recalcitrant wounds.
Webinar Masterclass on Electrical Stimulation delivered through the Accel-Heal device
Watch key opinion leaders in wound care demystify the concept of electrical stimulation, explaining how it can benefit those with hard-to-heal wounds.
New global webinar with live Q&A on the evidence supporting electrical stimulation wound therapy and Accel-Heal
Accel-Heal Commercial Director, Paul McKenna, introduces a webinar on the use of electrical stimulation therapy to stimulate wound healing after the recent news that Singapore and Australia have approved use of the devices.