Proactively

Detect Pathogenic Activity

Based on in vitro testing, WoundCue™ can empower clinicians and caregivers with timely, actionable visual evidence of rising wound infection risk—signaling, through a color change at critical thresholds of pathogen presence, when proactive intervention is needed. No culturing, devices, or batteries will be required!

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How It Works

WoundCue™ Detection

WoundCue™ is a nanofiber membrane that reactively changes color at critical thresholds of bacterial or fungal presence, in-vitro - which would allow clinicians and caregivers to intervene earlier.


Why It Matters

WoundCue™ will be a smarter way to manage wounds. It could empower earlier interventions, better outcomes, and greater peace of mind for clinicians, caregivers, and patients.

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Potential for seamless integration with existing wound care protocols

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Visual indication of pathogenic activity before symptoms or complications arise, based on in-vitro testing.

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No connectivity required. Just place and observe — our goal is to be visible, reliable, intuitive and usable across all care settings including rural and austere environments.

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User-friendly and will require minimal training. Design will be suitable for use by caregivers, patients, and healthcare providers of all skill levels—even those with no prior experience.

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Will provide continuous monitoring to indicate the need for intervention as early as possible.

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“Good wound care should be directed care. Diagnostic tools direct that care. The WoundCue will have the capability to do that; It could direct the clinician, at the point of care, to take appropriate steps in a timely fashion for better outcomes.”

Ronald Scott

Wound Care Advisor - MD
Ronald Scott

What We're Fighting


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Fighting Harmful Pathogens

Pathogens like Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Candida auris and other bacteria and fungal strains can silently escalate wound severity. Based on in-vitro testing, WoundCue™ signals when pathogenic activity increases.

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Preventing Complications Before They Start

Untreated pathogenic growth contributes to infection, biofilm formation, delayed healing, and potential hospitalization. Detecting this change early can support better outcomes.

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Protecting Patients and Care Teams

WoundCue™ could empower clinicians, caregivers, and patients to intervene sooner — which could reduce uncertainty, improve peace of mind, and support science-driven wound management.


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Our Team

We are the leaders in the wound care space. We care about our projects more than you know. We are proud to be apart of this family. Let's do this wonderful thing together.

Chelsea Luxen

Chelsea Luxen

CEO, Founder
Maurice Haff

Maurice Haff

CTO & Co-founder
Peter Rock

Peter Rock

Chief Operating Officer

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