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Cost justification sample report Sample Report
This tool is designed to help you analyze the cost benefits of using the Prevalon Heel Protector to help prevent heel pressure ulcers. Compare the estimated cost to treat heel pressure ulcers with your projected annual expense related to heel ulcer prevention.

Preventing heel pressure ulcers
Heel ulcers are known to be expensive and avoidable. According to one study, "pressure ulcers (PUs) remain a critical health care issue, with patients hospitalized in the acute care setting receiving treatment for approximately 2.5 million PUs each year."1 Proper off-loading of the heel is the proven method to avoid heel injury.


*Use the default values or enter your own values
General Information
Enter your facility's name.

Enter facility average census.


Pressure Ulcer Rate (choose one)
Your overall pressure ulcer rate:
or
Your specific heel ulcer rate:
* %

* %
Default based on Whittington et al, Adv Skin Wound Care. Nov/Dec 2004; 17 (9):490-4;
(based on 600 patients, 7.3% Pressure Ulcer Rate x 28% average % of ulcers located on heels = 2% heel ulcer rate)
Treatment Cost for Stage I or II
Stage I and II projected cost2

Percent of Stage I and/or II heel ulcers.1
$ *

  * %
Treatment Cost for Stage III or IV
Stage III and IV projected cost3

Percent of Stage III and/or IV heel ulcers.1
$*

  * %
Prevalon® Heel Protector Cost
7300 Prevalon® Heel Protector 8 Pack:

7355 Prevalon® Heel Protector with Wedge 8 pack:

7302 Prevalon® Heel Protector 2 Pack:

7310 Prevalon® Petite Heel Protector 8 Pack:

7312 Prevalon® Petite Heel Protector 2 Pack:
$* per boot

$* per boot

$* per boot

$* per boot

$* per boot
 
1. Whittington KT, Briones R, Adv Skin Wound Care Nov/Dec;17(9):490-4. 2. Young, ZF, Evans A, Davis J, J Nurs Admin (JONA). Jul/Aug 2003; (33) 7/8; 380-3. 3. Federal Register: Department of Health and Human Services Center for Medicare and Medicaid Serves Part II, p48473 Tuesday, August 19, 2008
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