Kent Imaging

03/12/2026

What makes NIRS medical imaging devices different?

All NIRS technology is not the same.

You might see differences in:
- Ability of the device to accurately capture data in highly melanated skin (up to Fitzpatrick Skin Types V or VI)
- Data output in various lighting conditions
- Ability of the device to detect tissue and non-tissue
- Features allowing the provider to complete a bedside assessment directly on the device
- Data output depending on the angle of the device and position of the patient
- Accuracy of tissue oxygenation readings

Different devices may have unique technical specifications and features which have the potential to impact data output.

Watch Episode 9 of NIRS Clinical Connections with Dr. Jeffrey A. Niezgoda, CMO at Kent Imaging, to learn more: https://hubs.ly/Q042n6ZQ0

03/11/2026

This year at the CAMPs 2026 Wound Care Summit, hosted by the Journal of Wound Care, we were proud to have a poster presented by Dr. Charles Andersen, MD:

“The Use of Near‑Infrared Spectroscopy in Assessing Viability and Preserving Skin Flaps in Traumatic Skin Tears: A Prospective Case Series.”

Dr. Andersen serves as the Chief of Vascular/Endovascular/Limb Preservation Services (Emeritus) and Chief of Wound Care Service at Madigan Army Medical Center in Tacoma, WA, and is a Clinical Professor of Surgery at both the University of Washington and USUHS. His work continues to advance the understanding of near‑infrared spectroscopy and its role in supporting clinical decision‑making for complex skin and soft tissue injuries.

Get the CAMPs Summit recap here: https://hubs.la/Q045s6kk0

03/09/2026

The Kent Imaging team is celebrating the major achievement this week of the publication “Rethinking regulatory tiers: Medicare real-world evidence shows CAMP outcomes are independent of FDA regulatory classification” being selected as the winner of the CAMP of the Year award.

We are thrilled to announce that two of our very own, Dr. Jeffrey Niezgoda, MD, FACHM, MAPWCA, CHWS, and Jennie Feight, MS, CPC, CPMA, CPC-I, were among the authors of this meaningful publication, along with a distinguished team including William H Tettelbach, MD, FACP, FIDSA, FUHM, MAPWCA, CHWS; David G Armstrong, DPM, MD, PhD; Travis Tucker, MA, MBA; Thomas A Davenport, MD; Lynnette A Morrison, MD; David B Alper, DPM, FFPM RCPS; Jonathan Johnson, MD, MBA, CWSP, FAPWCA; Lee C Rogers, DPM, FFPM, RCPS; Kevin Nolan, MD, MPH, FACS; Daniel Kapp, MD; Naz Wahab, MD, FAAFP, MAPWCA; Martha R Kelso, RN, CHWS, DAPWCA, HBOT.

The award was presented during the CAMPs Summit 2026 presented by the Journal of Wound Care (JWC). The CAMPs Wound Care Summit is a premier educational event focused on Cellular, Acellular, and Matrix-like Products (CAMPs). It’s where clinicians, researchers, and industry leaders meet to discuss the latest innovations in tissue regeneration and how to better treat complex, hard-to-heal wounds.

Read about the publication and award here:

"Rethinking regulatory tiers: Medicare real-world evidence shows CAMP outcomes are independent of FDA regulatory classification" found that product classification by the FDA doesn’t predict how well it works in the real world. It showed that all CAMP therapies, when used alongside standard

03/07/2026

We’re at CAMPS 2026 → if you are at the summit, make sure to stop by the poster hall to see these:
📄 Dr. Charles Andersen, MD: Using NIRS to Assess Viability and Preserve Skin Flaps in Traumatic Skin Tears
📄 Dr. Tyler Sexton, MD: Clinical Validation of SnapshotGLO for Detecting Bacterial Bioburden

Come see us at Booth #1 to experience the Snapshot Suite in action!
- SnapshotNIR: Real‑time tissue viability insight
- SnapshotGLO: Autofluorescence imaging for harmful bacteria detection

If you’re here at CAMPs, swing by and say hi 👋 Let’s talk wound care innovation!

03/06/2026

Come stop by Booth 1 at the CAMPs Wound Care Summit 2026!

The friendly faces of our Sales and Clinical team will be there to say hi!

03/06/2026

We’re live at the CAMPs Wound Care Summit 2026!

Come visit Kent Imaging at Booth #1 to experience the Snapshot Suite in action. Our Sales and Clinical teams are ready with demos of:

- SnapshotNIR — Near‑infrared spectroscopy imaging for real‑time tissue viability insight
- SnapshotGLO — Bacterial autofluorescence imaging for harmful bacteria detection

We’re also proud to feature multiple posters at this year’s summit, including:

📄 The Use of Near-Infrared Spectroscopy in Assessing Viability and Preserving Skin Flaps in Traumatic Skin Tears: A Prospective Case Series by Dr. Charles Andersen, MD

📄 Clinical Validation of SnapshotGLO for Bacterial Bioburden Detection in Wound Care: Results from a High-Volume U.S. Site by Dr. Tyler Sexton, MD

If you’re at the CAMPs Wound Care summit, stop by and say hello—let’s talk wound care innovation!

03/04/2026

Kent Imaging is gearing up for two impactful days at the CAMPs Wound Care Summit 2026, hosted by the Journal of Wound Care.

Our team is excited to meet clinicians, researchers, and innovators committed to advancing wound care through evidence‑based technologies and smarter clinical decision‑making.

📍 Find us at Booth #1

You’ll be able to get hands‑on with SnapshotNIR and SnapshotGLO, explore clinical use cases, and learn how the Snapshot Suite helps:

✔ Detect tissue viability
✔ Identify compromised oxygenation through visualizing hemoglobin concentrations
✔ Visualize harmful bacteria
✔ Guide targeted interventions

Don’t miss out on the poster showcase featuring research from Dr. Charles Andersen, MD, and Dr. Tyler Sexton, MD.

POSTER: The Use of Near-Infrared Spectroscopy in Assessing Viability and Preserving Skin Flaps in Traumatic Skin Tears: A Prospective Case Series

POSTER: Clinical Validation of SnapshotGLO for Bacterial Bioburden Detection in Wound Care: Results from a High-Volume U.S. Site

Find out more: https://hubs.la/Q044JKb60

See you on Friday!

03/03/2026

Objective data can strengthen clinical confidence and support clinical decision making.

In this case series, Dr. Naz Wahab demonstrates how SnapshotNIR was used to document improvements in tissue oxygenation following weekly Kerecis CAMPs applications—with measurable progress by Day 7 and continued improvement through Day 21.

Objective data and photographic evidence can also help support medical necessity to payers.*

📄 Download the full case study to see how NIRS imaging is being used in real‑world wound care practice.

👉 Get the case study https://hubs.la/Q040nGbV0

*Coverage and payment policies of governmental and private payers vary from time to time and for different areas of the country. Questions regarding coverage and payment by a payer should be directed to that payer.*

03/03/2026

Kent Imaging Expands into Spain with SnapshotNIR Following CE Marking

Distribution in Spain will be led by PRHOINSA, which will introduce the portable, non-invasive near-infrared (NIR) imaging device to hospitals, clinics, and care teams nationwide.

“We are proud to bring SnapshotNIR to the Spanish market,” said Juan Carlos Herrero, Chief Executive Officer of PRHOINSA. “There’s a clear clinical need for efficient, real-time tools that offer objective tissue viability assessment, and SnapshotNIR meets that need brilliantly.”

“Launching SnapshotNIR in Spain with PRHOINSA is a key milestone in Kent Imaging’s European expansion,” said Pierre Lemire, Chief Executive Officer of Kent Imaging. “With CE Marking, we’re delivering powerful, point-of-care imaging technology that’s reshaping wound care. This achievement reflects the strength of our global partnerships and a shared commitment to advancing patient-focused innovation.”

Read the full press release: https://hubs.la/Q045mq2r0

02/25/2026

The Journal of Wound Care CAMPs Wound Care Summit is next week! Will we see you there?

We’ll be bringing the full Snapshot Suite to Booth #1 for hands‑on demonstrations with our Sales and Clinical teams.

🔬 See how SnapshotNIR helps assess tissue viability and oxygenation.

💡 Watch SnapshotGLO reveal bacterial autofluorescence.

Plus, don’t miss our posters featuring research from Dr. Charles Andersen, MD, and Dr. Tyler Sexton, MD throughout the summit, including a Rapid Fire poster talk on Day 1, given by Dr. Jeffrey Niezgoda!

- Near-Infrared Spectroscopy as an Alternative Approach for Pressure Injury Prevention in Inpatient and Outpatient Settings by Dr. Charles Andersen, MD

- The Use of Near-Infrared Spectroscopy in Assessing Viability and Preserving Skin Flaps in Traumatic Skin Tears: A Prospective Case Series Dr. Charles Andersen, MD

- Clinical Validation of SnapshotGLO for Bacterial Bioburden Detection in Wound Care: Results from a High-Volume U.S. Site by Dr. Tyler Sexton, MD

We can’t wait to connect with the wound care community in West Palm Beach.

Find out more: https://hubs.la/Q042xpPH0

02/23/2026

Continuing education in wound care—on demand.

The Wounds Week webinar from January 19th is now available to watch on demand, offering clinicians the opportunity to engage with expert‑led content as part of a CPD medical education program.

Kent Imaging was proud to be a sponsor of Wounds Week, alongside the Journal of Wound Care and the University of Huddersfield, supporting ongoing learning in wound care practice.

🎥 Access the on‑demand session here: https://hubs.la/Q040pLRg0

02/20/2026

Successful clinical training with the Brevard Regional Hyperbaric Center team and Dr. Tyler Sexton, MD, MAPWCA.

Eric Hirabayashi and Dr. Chris Barrett, DPM, were on deck to support the Brevard providers!

Great work all around!