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AI for Podiatry Playbook

Revenue, documentation, and outcomes in 2027, and what a free podiatry EMR and free AI scribe change for a small practice. Eight ready-to-use checklists, with sourced data.

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PDF  ·  12 pages  ·  2027 edition

Cover of the AI for Podiatry Playbook, 2027 edition, by WoundScribe AI
What's inside

Eight checklists for a podiatry practice

Each one serves one of three goals: a stronger business, a lighter day for you, and better results for your patients.

Your business

  1. 1Find the revenue leaksSix leaks to count in your last 20 claims
  2. 2Grow without hiring firstYour visits per staff-day, and what to fix first
  3. 3Skin substitute documentationTwelve items the record should show

Yourself

  1. 4The charting time auditSame-day signing, backlog, weekends
  2. 5Choosing a podiatry EMR and AI scribeTwelve questions on cost, data, and quality

Your patients

  1. 6The four-week healing checkThe early signal for diabetic foot ulcers
  2. 7Know your outcomesSix measures to write down today
  3. 8Between visitsWhat every patient should leave knowing
Playbook page: find the revenue leaks checklist
Find the revenue leaks
Playbook page: skin substitute documentation checklist
Skin substitute documentation
Playbook page: the four-week healing check
The four-week healing check
The numbers behind the pressure

Most of the pressure lands on the record

49 of 100

sampled podiatry claims for routine foot care did not meet Medicare requirements.

HHS OIG, report A-09-22-03011, December 2025

41%

of providers say 10 percent or more of their claims are denied.

Experian Health, State of Claims 2025

5.8 h

in the EHR for every 8 hours of patient time, 42 percent of it after hours.

Holmgren AJ, et al. J Gen Intern Med. 2024

84%

of medical groups report higher operating costs than a year earlier, led by labor.

MGMA Stat poll, June 2026

58% vs 9%

of diabetic foot ulcers healed by week 12, depending on area change in the first four weeks.

Sheehan P, et al. Diabetes Care. 2003

81%

of physicians now use AI in their work, more than double the share in 2023.

AMA Physician Survey on Augmented Intelligence, 2026

Who it is for

Podiatry practice owners

Owners of independent podiatry practices, and the podiatrists and managers who run them day to day. Especially useful if you:

  • Treat diabetic foot ulcers or apply skin substitutes
  • Bill routine foot care for patients with a systemic condition
  • Chart in the evening or on weekends
  • Are weighing a new podiatry EMR or an AI scribe
From the team behind WoundScribe On Foot

A free podiatry EMR and free AI scribe

WoundScribe On Foot is the podiatry edition of WoundScribe. Six AI agents work the visit side by side: the AI scribe drafts the note, procedures included; wounds are measured from a photo; codes are drafted and checked before you sign. The podiatrist reviews and decides.

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Built by podiatrists, for podiatry
Dr. Desmond Bell, DPM, President of WoundScribe AI
Dr. Desmond Bell, DPM

President

Dr. Lucian Feraru, DPM, Chief Medical Officer of WoundScribe AI
Dr. Lucian Feraru, DPM

Chief Medical Officer

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

What is the AI for Podiatry Playbook?

A free 12-page guide for podiatry practice owners. It has eight checklists and worksheets covering revenue leaks, skin substitute documentation, charting time, choosing a podiatry EMR and AI scribe, and healing outcomes, with sourced data.

Is there a free podiatry EMR?

Yes. WoundScribe On Foot includes a free podiatry EMR with unlimited users and patient records. Clinics pay with credits only when the AI agents draft a chart, with no per-seat fee and no contract.

Is there a free AI scribe for podiatrists?

Yes. The WoundScribe AI scribe is free. It drafts the note during the visit, including procedures such as debridement and skin substitutes, and the podiatrist reviews and signs.

Why did routine foot care claims fail the Medicare audit?

In a December 2025 audit, the HHS Office of Inspector General found 49 of 100 sampled podiatry claims did not meet Medicare requirements: 28 were insufficiently documented or had no documentation, 22 were incorrectly coded, and 3 were not medically necessary. Some had more than one problem.

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