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PolyMem Wound Dressings

Ferris is the maker of PolyMem® Wound Care Dressings, Shapes® and SportsWrap®.

PolyMem® dressings belong to an innovative class of multifunctional wound care dressings. PolyMem dressings effectively cleanse, fill, absorb and moisten wounds throughout the healing continuum. No other single wound dressing combines these key wound-healing capabilities like PolyMem. Built right into a PolyMem dressing, these four capabilities are ready when you need them — without incurring extra costs or needing additional supplies

03/22/2026

We’re looking ahead to SAWC Spring | WHS.

PolyMem will be represented in Charlotte this April, and we’re looking forward to connecting with clinicians and continuing conversations around wound care education and outcomes.

📍 April 9–12
📍 Booth #1527
📍 Charlotte, NC

03/20/2026

PolyMem dressings were initiated and remained comfortably in place, supporting a stable healing environment with minimal disruption. Healing progressed without complications, and complete wound closure was achieved within days.

When treatment prioritizes comfort, protection, and consistency, skin tears can move efficiently from injury to closure.

Connect with your local PolyMem representative to learn more.

03/18/2026

Nursing is not a 9 to 5 job. It is long hours, constant pressure, and showing up fully for patients even on the hardest days.

On Certified Nurses Day, we are recognizing the clinicians who commit to higher standards of care in a field that already asks so much of them. A special shoutout to our own, Pat and Linda. Your expertise, resilience, and compassion make a real difference for the patients and teams around you.

Today is more than a celebration. It is a thank you for the work you do when no one is watching.

03/12/2026

PolyMem dressings are designed to address the real challenges of skin tear management by minimizing trauma to fragile skin, reducing pain during wear and dressing changes through inflammation control, and supporting longer wear times to help maintain a stable healing environment.

When treatment works with the body, healing has the chance to move forward.

Learn more about how PolyMem supports skin tear care: https://polymem.com/polymem-in-action/

03/10/2026

Deep tissue pressure injuries can take one of two paths: they either open or resolve. When managed with PolyMem dressings, DTPIs were 4.5 times more likely to resolve without opening compared to the facility’s standard of care, and those that did open showed faster resolution.

PolyMem dressings are a trusted choice for DTPI care. Interested in learning how Polymem can support your wound care approach?

Contact us at: Info@polymem.com

03/07/2026

When does inflammation stop helping and start holding healing back?

Inflammation plays a critical role early in wound healing, but when it persists, it can delay progress. PolyMem works with the body through each phase of wound healing to help control inflammation, protect the wound bed, and support steady progression toward closure.

Healing progresses best when inflammation is controlled, supporting the body’s naturally overlapping healing processes instead of disrupting them.

Tap to learn more: https://polymem.com/polymem-in-action/

03/05/2026

Pain has a way of shrinking a patient’s world. It steals sleep, limits movement, and turns simple moments into daily challenges.

Reducing pain in wound care gives patients more than relief. It lowers stress, improves healing, boosts treatment adherence, supports mobility and mental well-being, and ultimately leads to better recovery outcomes for patients.

Patients using PolyMem dressings often report a significant reduction, if not elimination, of both persistent and procedural pain. By controlling inflammation and maintaining moisture balance, PolyMem helps reduce wound sensitivity, making ongoing care easier for both patients and clinicians.

03/04/2026

“Everything stuck. The pain was extreme.”

That’s how this clinician described a malleolar pressure wound before switching to PolyMem. After the change, progress was seen week to week through closure, and the patient reported no ongoing pain.
Better healing shouldn’t come at the cost of patient comfort.

Ready to incorporate PolyMem dressings as your standard protocol for pressure injuries? Contact your local sales representative.

02/27/2026

Day 2 at NPIAP 2026.

PolyMem is on the exhibit floor in St. Louis connecting with clinicians and continuing conversations around pressure injury care and outcomes.

If you’re attending, stop by Booth #209.

02/20/2026

We’re heading to NPIAP 2026.
📅 February 26–27
📍 St. Louis, MO
📌 Booth #209
If you’re attending, stop by and connect with the PolyMem team. We’d love to see you.

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from Ferris.

We’re grateful for the clinicians and care teams supporting healing, even on holidays.

Today is all about care and a little pink. If PolyMem® is part of your day, share how you’re using The Pink dressing®

02/11/2026

What happens when a pressure ulcer stalls despite months of treatment?

In this case, a Stage IV heel pressure injury with necrosis, odor, and severe pain had stalled after months of prior care. After PolyMem Silver® was initiated, odor was controlled within days, the pain scale was reduced from 9 to 0 without medication, dressing changes decreased, and the wound closed in just over 3 months.

Contact your local PolyMem representative to discuss pressure injury treatment options.

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5133 Northeast Pkwy
Fort Worth, TX
76106

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+18007659636

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