My point is a patient has a wound problem that could be treated and keep it from going gangrene and causing amputation or earlier death. Plus the hospice care company is the ones wanting to use Biel's products for wound care. More power to them and hope they buy a shit load of Actipatch.
No one can accurately predict how an illness will run its course or how long a person will live, but in accordance with Medicare regulations, a physician must certify that, to the best of his or her knowledge, the patient will live six months or less if the disease progresses naturally. This does not mean that a hospice patient cannot live longer than six months. Patients can be recertified and remain under the care of hospice if they continue to meet certain criteria specific to their illness
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