Auxilium Health, Inc

We are so excited to announce our participation in the JumpStart Inc. HeathTech Accelerator program with nine other inspiring and innovative startups! Over the coming months, our team will work closely with JumpStart Inc. and its partners to accelerate our pipeline of advanced biomaterials for the world's most challenging wounds. JumpStart Ventures JumpStart Inc. Auxilium Health, Inc Gary Smith Project Medtech #Cleveland #Heathtech #Innovation #AuxiliumHealth #WoundHealing

?? Exciting News! Auxilium Health Wins the 2024 MSpire Pitch Competition! ?? We are beyond thrilled to announce that Auxilium Health, Inc has been named a winner for the Huntington Innovation Award in the 2024 Mspire Pitch Competition! This recognition is a testament to our ongoing efforts to revolutionize wound care, delivering advanced, cost-effective solutions that give patients more control over their healing process. A big thank you to MAGNET: The Manufacturing Advocacy and Growth Network and the Huntington National Bank for believing in our vision and recognizing our potential to make a real impact. ?? Let’s keep the conversation going: What’s the most exciting innovation you’ve seen in healthcare recently? Share your thoughts below! #MSpire2024 #PitchCompetitionWinner #InnovationInHealthcare #AuxiliumHealth #SmartHealing #HealthcareTech

It’s finally here—Mspire Week! We were blown away by the incredible number and quality of applications this year, making the selection of the 11 finalists unbelievably challenging. Medical device technology remains a key focus in Cleveland, Ohio, and we’re excited to see a few standouts from this industry sector pitch their innovative solutions this Thursday—congrats to finalists OneVue LLC, UGen, and Auxilium Health, Inc. MAGNET: The Manufacturing Advocacy and Growth Network Project Medtech Andrea Navratil Liz DeCarlo Ibrahim Seven, PhD Michael Haritakis Isaiah Kaiser, PhD Aparna Agrawal, PhD #Mspire #Medtech #TechStartups #Technology #Healthcare #Innovation

I am excited to announce that this month, I completed my internship as a remote graphic design intern with Auxilium Health, Inc! By collaborating with team members, I worked on projects such as defining the brand guidelines, creating infographics to illustrate statistics/wound mechanisms, designing vertical banners, and more. I was able to expand my knowledge of design, business, and myself as a person- defining my interest in healthcare and the arts. I would like to express my gratitude to Isaiah Kaiser, PhD and Aparna Agrawal, PhD for their guidance throughout the experience; I am incredibly thankful to have worked together. I will hold the lessons I learned close to my heart as my journey continues as an incoming fourth year student at Case Western Reserve University. To a future of sustainable wound care and healing- thank you, Auxilium!

I am thrilled to announce that I have completed my internship at Auxilium Health, Inc! Over the past 8 weeks, I had the incredible opportunity to develop a marketing strategy, launch a comprehensive LinkedIn marketing campaign, conduct market research and trend analysis, and analyze key metrics to make better informed strategies. I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to Isaiah Kaiser, PhD and Aparna Agrawal, PhD for their unwavering support, mentorship, and guidance. Their insights and encouragement have been invaluable. This internship has been a memorable and enjoyable experience, and I am excited to apply the skills and knowledge I have gained in future endeavors. I'm also excited to announce that I'll be transferring to The Ohio State University Fisher College of Business in the fall! My time at Case Western Reserve University has been amazing, and I am grateful for the opportunities and memories made along the way. Thank you to everyone at Case Western who made my time here so special. I look forward to new opportunities and challenges ahead!

Chronic wounds affect 2.5% of the total population in the US, with the elderly being the most impacted. By 2060, the elderly population in the US is projected to exceed 94.7 million. This increase, coupled with a global rise in diabetes and other health issues, will exacerbate the problem of chronic wounds. Disparities in the management and treatment of chronic wounds will present further challenges in ensuring quality care. Learn more about the people affected below. At Auxilium Health, Inc, we are dedicated to developing technology that addresses these disparities, aiming to provide better treatment and improved outcomes for our changing population. #ClevelandHealth #AuxiliumHealth #Woundcare #Healsmarter

Effective wound management is crucial for preventing infections. Dressings are commonly used to remove excess exudate and other harmful materials, preventing further contamination and infection when applied correctly. However, many current dressings do not provide healthcare professionals with timely indicators for necessary attention and replacement. For more technical details, refer to the paper below. Auxilium’s dressings feature infection sensing and monitoring technology. By changing color based on the wound environment, our approach offers healthcare professionals an effective and innovative method to monitor healing progression. For more information, reach out at www.auxiliumhealth.xyz #ClevelandHealthcare #SmartDressings #InfectionPrevention #Woundcare #AuxiliumHealth

Most wounds heal within 4 to 6 weeks. However, chronic wounds often fail to heal within this timeframe due to bacterial biofilm, which acts as a physical barrier preventing cellular migration and antibiotic penetration. Biofilms cause over 80% of microbial infections, creating a stronger resistance to antibiotics and presenting challenges for new treatments. Approximately 78% of chronic wounds are infected with biofilm. This necessitates more frequent dressing changes, increasing wound exposure and complications. Effective wound management is crucial to preventing infection and contamination. For a comprehensive review on biofilms, refer to the detailed study below. At Auxilium, we are committed to developing next-generation wound technology that can prevent, target, and remove bacterial biofilms, resulting in fewer infections and more efficient treatment. Find out more at www.auxiliumhealth.xyz #WoundCare #Biofilm #HealthcareInnovation #ClevelandHealthcare #AuxiliumHealth

While injuries are a common occurrence, chronic wounds take significantly longer to heal—or may not heal at all. These wounds are often caused by underlying conditions and factors such as the size and severity of the wound, poor circulation, diabetes, and a?weakened immune system. The consequences can be severe, including bacterial infection and even amputation. Described as a silent epidemic, chronic wounds impose significant costs and burdens on the healthcare system. Approximately 6.5 million patients in the U.S. are affected by chronic wounds, with treatment costs estimated to be well over $25 billion. At Auxilium, we strive to create smarter ways to heal patients and ensure a higher standard of care. For more information or any questions, please visit us at?www.auxiliumhealth.xyz #WoundCare?#ClevelandHealthcare?#PatientCare?#ChronicWounds?#AuxiliumHealth?#Smarterwaytoheal?