Expanding Our Vision INRhode Island

Rhode Island is a vital hub for New England's biomanufacturing industry, and we're excited to grow our presence in Smithfield.

Our State-of-the-ArtFacility

We're expanding our legacy in regenerative medicine at 100 Technology Way, a cutting-edge biomanufacturing facility designed to support our industry-leading portfolio of advanced wound care products.

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Our Impact onRhode Island

New England is our home, and our investment in Smithfield strengthens our ties to the region. We're driving economic growth, fostering collaboration, and creating exciting career opportunities in biotech, biomanufacturing, and research.

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Our Breakthrough Treatments,Made in Rhode Island

Our plans to resume commercial production of Dermagraft® begin at the cutting-edge facility at 100 Technology Way. Purpose-built for consistency, scale, and innovation, this new environment powers the next generation of our bioengineered healing solutions.

Dermagraft Product

FDA-approved living cellular product proven to heal diabetic foot ulcers

Relative increase in % of patients achieving complete DFU closure vs conventional therapy alone.1,2

References: 1. Dermagraft [package insert]. La Jolla, CA: Organogenesis Inc; 2015. 2. Marston WA, et al. Diabetes Care. 2003;26(6):1701-1705.

JOIN OURTEAM

We're looking for top talent in Smithfield to join our mission. Explore career opportunities and be part of the future of regenerative medicine.

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AboutOrganogenesis

Organogenesis Holdings Inc. is a leading regenerative medicine company developing, manufacturing, and commercializing advanced solutions for wound care, surgical applications, and sports medicine. We offer a comprehensive portfolio of innovative regenerative products that support patients across the continuum of care.

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Media Inquiries

Cheston TurbyfillVP of Corporate Communications,
Organogenesis
communications@organo.com