How MolecuLight DX+ fluorescence imaging guides CurePoint wound care.
Most wound assessments rely on visual inspection and clinical signs — but the bacteria driving non-healing wounds are invisible to the naked eye. CurePoint providers use the FDA-cleared MolecuLight DX+™ handheld imaging device to objectively detect, locate, and document elevated bacterial loads at the point of care — without contacting the wound.
Red = elevated bacterial load >10,000 CFU/g · Cyan = Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Illustrative example — not an actual clinical image.
Safe violet light (405 nm) — not UV — applied to the wound bed. No patient contact, no contrast agents, no preparation required.
Pinpoints where to debride, where to sample, and whether antimicrobial therapy is warranted.
Bacterial fluorescence appears instantly: red signals = elevated harmful bacterial loads; cyan signals = Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
Wound area digitally calculated and saved with fluorescence images — accurate baseline at every visit.
Improved with fluorescence-guided care.1
Improved across all skin tones vs. standard visual assessment.2
Guided by real-time bacterial imaging — reducing unnecessary antimicrobial use.3
1. Rahma S. et al. Diabetes Care 2022 — RCT showing improved diabetic foot ulcer healing outcomes with fluorescence-guided care. 2. Johnson J. et al. J Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities 2023 — 350-patient study validating MolecuLight accuracy across all skin tones. 3. Cole W. & Coe S. J Wound Care 2020 — Fluorescence imaging reduced unnecessary antibiotic use and antimicrobial dressing expenditure. MolecuLight DX+™ is FDA-cleared and CE-marked. Fluorescence images should be interpreted in combination with clinical signs and symptoms; not used to rule out bacteria.
Fluorescence imaging pinpoints the problem. These modalities help close it.
Non-contact ultrasonic mist + concentrated oxygen; 84% healing rate, ~9.4-week closure.
Canister-free negative pressure wound therapy for postop, DFU, and pressure-injury care.
Measurements, images, and interventions unify in a record that flows into your system — the most widely used EHR in skilled nursing.
Objective, timestamped documentation that speaks for itself.
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