Integra Omnigraft Dermal Regeneration Matrix

Indicated For

diabetic foot ulcers

About This Medication

# Patient Assistance Program Guide: How to Get Integra Omnigraft at Low or No Cost ## About This Guide This guide provides information about obtaining Integra Omnigraft Dermal Regeneration Matrix through patient assistance programs. Please note that specific program details including income thresholds, application methods, and eligibility requirements are not currently available. We recommend contacting Integra LifeSciences Corporation directly or speaking with your healthcare provider for the most current and accurate information about assistance options. ## What is Integra Omnigraft? Integra Omnigraft Dermal Regeneration Matrix is an FDA-approved medical device designed to help heal chronic diabetic foot ulcers. It is a two-layered skin repair product consisting of a bottom layer made of bovine collagen and chondroitin, and a top layer of thin silicone. The product works by providing a scaffold for your body's natural healing process when used alongside standard diabetic wound care. Omnigraft is indicated for use in treating partial- and full-thickness neuropathic diabetic foot ulcers that are greater than six weeks in duration, with no capsule, tendon, or bone exposed. It is the only FDA-approved product specifically for dermal regeneration in diabetic foot ulcers and has over 25 years of clinical history supporting its effectiveness. ## Who May Qualify for Assistance Patient assistance programs are typically designed to help individuals who: - Have limited financial resources - Are uninsured or underinsured - Cannot afford their prescribed medical devices or treatments - Meet specific income eligibility requirements Since specific income thresholds for the Integra Omnigraft assistance program are not currently available, you should contact Integra LifeSciences Corporation directly to determine your eligibility based on your household income and family size. ## Income Eligibility Most pharmaceutical and medical device assistance programs use federal poverty level (FPL) guidelines to determine eligibility. Income limits typically vary based on: - Household size - Annual household income - Percentage of federal poverty level Without access to the specific program details, we cannot provide exact income thresholds. However, many assistance programs cover individuals and families earning up to 200-400% of the federal poverty level. Your healthcare provider or Integra's patient services team can provide specific income guidelines for the Omnigraft assistance program. ## Insurance Requirements Assistance program eligibility may depend on your current insurance status. Some programs require that you: - Have exhausted insurance coverage options - Be uninsured or underinsured - Have insurance that does not cover Omnigraft - Meet specific insurance-related criteria Contact Integra LifeSciences Corporation to understand how your insurance status affects your eligibility for assistance. ## How to Apply While specific application methods are not currently available, typical steps for applying to medical device assistance programs include: 1. **Gather Required Documentation**: Prepare financial documents such as recent tax returns, pay stubs, or proof of income. Your healthcare provider may also need to submit clinical documentation about your condition. 2. **Contact the Program**: Reach out to Integra LifeSciences Corporation through their patient services department. They can provide application forms and answer specific questions about the program. 3. **Complete the Application**: Fill out all required forms completely and accurately. Incomplete applications may delay processing. 4. **Submit Documentation**: Provide all requested financial and medical documentation to support your application. 5. **Follow Up**: Keep track of your application status and respond promptly to any requests for additional information. ## Timeline and Delivery The specific processing timeline for the Integra Omnigraft assistance program is not currently available. However, most medical device assistance programs typically: - Process applications within 2-4 weeks - Deliver approved devices directly to your healthcare provider or home - May require reauthorization at specified intervals Contact Integra LifeSciences Corporation for specific information about processing times and delivery methods for your application. ## What to Do If Your Application is Denied If your application for assistance is denied, you have several options: - **Request clarification**: Ask the program why your application was denied and what specific criteria you did not meet - **Appeal the decision**: Many programs allow you to appeal a denial with additional documentation - **Reapply**: If your circumstances change (income, insurance status), you may be eligible to reapply - **Explore alternatives**: Discuss other payment options or assistance programs with your healthcare provider - **Contact your healthcare provider**: They may have resources or recommendations for obtaining the device ## Important Disclaimer This guide provides general information about patient assistance programs for medical devices. The specific details about the Integra Omnigraft assistance program—including income thresholds, application procedures, processing times, and eligibility requirements—are not currently available in this resource. For accurate and complete information about assistance options for Integra Omnigraft, please: - Contact Integra LifeSciences Corporation directly - Speak with your healthcare provider or wound care specialist - Ask your insurance company about coverage options - Consult with a patient advocate or social worker at your healthcare facility Program details, eligibility requirements, and application procedures may change. Always verify current information directly with the manufacturer or your healthcare provider before applying. ## Contact Information For questions about Integra Omnigraft and patient assistance programs, contact: **Integra LifeSciences Corporation** Patient Services Department Your healthcare provider can also help you navigate the application process and connect you with appropriate resources.

Program information last verified: March 30, 2026