See which organisms are driving the infection
Polymicrobial wounds, biofilms and possible bone involvement make a wound culture hard to read. OneChoice® separates the likely pathogens from the colonizers and recommends one targeted regimen.
Start with a wound culture you already have.
- Sign in with Doximity.
- Upload a lab report.
- Receive a OneChoice report.
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How it works for wound care and podiatry
- 01
Send the wound culture
Deep tissue culture or PCR, from your lab or uploaded directly.
- 02
See what drives it
OneChoice separates the pathogens from the colonizers in polymicrobial wounds.
- 03
Treat the right organisms
One targeted regimen for the organisms that matter, with alternatives.
A morning at a wound care clinic
Debridements, dressing changes and cultures from last week’s visits.
- 8:15 am
A deep tissue culture comes back
Four organisms from a diabetic foot wound, each with its own susceptibility panel.
- 8:17 am
Our algorithm reads it
It marks which organisms are likely driving the infection and which are likely colonizers.
- 8:20 am
One targeted regimen
One targeted regimen for the organisms that matter, with alternatives.
- 9:00 am
The visit
The clinician makes the call and documents the reasoning in the record.
Illustrative scenario. Times and details are examples, not a real patient or site.
With Arkstone in the workflow
- The organisms that matter, flagged instead of listed
- Broad coverage only where the result calls for it
- Reasoning you can document in the wound care note
Where wound care happens
The same report works across the places your practice sees patients.
Pick a case. See what comes back.
Nitrofurantoin (Macrobid) 100 mg PO Q12H × 5 days
For possible uncomplicated UTI
Released by an expert on our clinical team. Delivered by fax, portal or into your EHR.
Example casesFrom Arkstone sample reports. Fictional patients. Decision support only.
Get Started With Your Own Report“Clinically, Arkstone has significantly decreased my time until optimal treatment. Thanks for your help saving limbs!”
Peter Smith, DPMStart with a wound culture you already have.
Sign in with Doximity, upload the lab report and receive a OneChoice report.