
What Is EpiFix?
What Does The Treatment Look Like?
If a wound is slow or non-healing, which means it has not gotten smaller as expected over a 4 to 6 week period, Dr. Manson will evaluate whether EpiFix is indicated. EpiFix is often applied in the office at Oregon Institute of Foot Care and does not need to be applied in a hospital setting.
Dr. Manson examines the wound 1 week after application to evaluate healing and decide if another graft should be used. Treatment is complete when the wound is closed and has healed.
Is EpiFix Right For Me?
What Is The Cost Of EpiFix?
Epifix is often fully or partially covered by your insurance. Prior authorization is always received with insurance by Oregon Institute of Foot Care before using EpiFix.
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About
At Oregon Institute of Foot Care, we care about healthy, happy, beautiful feet. We strive to provide personalized foot care and achieve the outcomes, both functionally and cosmetically, that our patients desire. What sets OIFC apart is our dedication to providing the highest quality care available, utilizing the latest medical techniques and technologies, educating patients to make well-informed health care decisions, and restoring foot and ankle function as quickly and beautifully as possible. Our mission is to give you healthy, happy, beautiful feet.