Evidence Built Inside Real Healthcare, Not Around It
Cutting-edge treatments need proof strong enough to change practice. WoundCentrics conducts clinical research through a multi-site care network already embedded in day-to-day wound and vascular care, so every study reflects the patients, workflows, and complexity sponsors are actually trying to reach.
CLINICAL RESEARCH SERVICES
Research Built Where Care Happens
Most research organizations operate in controlled settings that don't resemble everyday care. Ours doesn't. WoundCentrics research runs directly inside active healthcare operations, across hospitals, outpatient clinics, and post-acute facilities, so studies capture real patient populations and the operational realities that come with them.
This model gives sponsors access to:
Diverse, complex
chronic wound and
vascular cases
Inpatient, outpatient,
and post-acute
care settings
Multi-site enrollment
that scales as a
study grows
Active clinical
operations teams working inside
these settings
ONE NETWORK. EVERY CARE SETTING.
Inpatient
Outpatient
Post-Acute
Research embedded in active patient care
Evidence Built Inside Real Healthcare, Not Around It
LED BY PHYSICIANS WHO ALSO PRACTICE
WoundCentrics' Clinical Research Division is led by Dr. Marcus Gitterle, Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer, who also serves as Principal Investigator.
Dr. Gitterle has spent more than 30 years treating wounds, vascular, and hyperbaric patients, which means our studies are run by physicians who understand what happens after the protocol is written, not just what the protocol says.
CLINICAL INTEGRITY
Research Held to a Higher Standard
We treat research as an extension of patient care, not a separate process bolted onto it. Every study is held to strict standards for ethics, transparency, and regulatory compliance, with clinical oversight built into each stage, from enrollment through data capture.
WHY SPONSORS CHOOSE US
Why Sponsors Partner With WoundCentrics
Broader Access, Fewer Limitations
A single-site study only sees one kind of patient. WoundCentrics operates across multiple care environments, giving sponsors access to broader, more clinically diverse populations than a traditional single-setting model allows.
Teams That Already Know Wound Care
Our research staff isn't borrowed from an unrelated specialty. They work in wound and vascular care every day, which shows up in study consistency, communication, and how quickly issues get resolved.
Room to Grow
and Thrive
Studies rarely stay the same size they started. Our multi-site footprint gives sponsors room to expand enrollment or extend a partnership without rebuilding infrastructure from scratch.
Questions From Sponsors & Partners
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Real-world clinical research studies how treatments perform in everyday care settings, hospitals, outpatient clinics, and post-acute facilities, rather than in a controlled research-only environment. It's designed to reflect the patients, comorbidities, and workflow challenges clinicians actually encounter.
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WoundCentrics supports clinical research focused on chronic wound care, vascular disease, and related specialty conditions, across inpatient, outpatient, and post-acute care settings.
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Healthcare organizations, device and pharmaceutical sponsors, and industry partners looking for a multi-site research partner embedded in real clinical operations can partner with our Clinical Research Division.
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Every study operates under clinical oversight, regulatory compliance, and ethical research standards led by our Principal Investigator and clinical leadership team, with safety and data accuracy built into each stage of the process.
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Traditional research sites often operate separately from day-to-day patient care. WoundCentrics research is embedded directly inside an active, multi-site healthcare network, so studies reflect real-world treatment complexity instead of a controlled research setting.
Let's Build the Next
Body of Evidence
The future of wound and vascular care depends on research that happens inside real healthcare, not apart from it. If you're a sponsor or healthcare organization looking for a research partner who understands both the science and the clinic, we should talk.