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Wound Care Companies

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Companies in Wound Care

There are 916 companies in Wound Care which include Coloplast, Imbed Biosciences, Molnlycke Health Care, SolasCure, Kerecis. 428 companies in Wound Care are funded, with 200 having secured Series A funding. United States has the most number of companies in Wound Care (391), followed by United Kingdom (74), and then India (58).
2026 has seen the creation of 8 Wound Care companies. On average, the last 10 years have seen 26 new companies launched every year. Most number of Wound Care startups have been founded by alumni from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Pennsylvania and Technion Israel Institute Technology.

Here is a List of top companies in Wound Care

Manufacturer of medical products for ostomy continence and wound care. The business produces ostomy bags, intermittent catheters, collecting devices, and transanal irrigation systems. It also develops implants, slings, and surgical tools for urological procedures. Additionally, the product line includes wound dressings, biologics, voice prostheses, heat and moisture exchangers, and associated respiratory tubes and adhesives. These medical devices support patients managing intimate healthcare needs and assist healthcare professionals in clinical settings.

Key facts about Coloplast

Provider of nanotech-based wound care products. The company has developed technologies for embedding bioactive molecules in wound dressings and surgical implants. The products are based on the Microlyte Matrix technology platform. The company also offers antibacterial, anti-biofilm, and analgesic wound dressings.

Key facts about Imbed Biosciences

Developer of wound care and surgical procedure solutions. It offers products and solutions for improved ways of working and more sustainable outcomes in operating rooms, including antiseptics and gloves. A focus is on infection prevention through innovative solutions and patient hygiene protocols. The company also provides clinical learning resources for healthcare professionals. Its offerings aim to reduce the risk of infections and improve patient care.

Key facts about Molnlycke Health Care

Developer of biologic therapies for the treatment of chronic wounds. This therapy utilizes enzymatic debridement to prepare the wound bed while activating endogenous repair pathways to facilitate healing. The treatment is designed to address biological barriers that prevent tissue regeneration in patients with persistent wounds.

Key facts about SolasCure

Provider of fish-skin acellular dermal matrix transplantation technology. It offers Omega3 acellular dermal matrix technology for use in products to treat chronic wounds, for hernia repair, breast reconstruction and abdominal wall reconstruction. The patent pending acellular fish skin derived material improves upon current human and porcine technologies through improved economics and clinical performance, reduced disease transfer risk and absence of cultural constraints on usage.

Key facts about Kerecis

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