WoundScribe In Place
Specialist-grade wound care, in every nurse's pocket — in every living room.
Home health wound care is delivered by a nurse alone in a patient's home, with no specialist down the hall — while OASIS wound items quietly decide the episode's reimbursement. In Home gives every visiting nurse an objective assessment, decision support, and documentation that holds up.
From the doorbell to the next address, AI rides along
During care, hands stay on the patient.
Dressing change, education, family questions — captured ambient and structured into the visit note while the nurse works.
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At the bedside — objective assessment in seconds
Point-n-Capture™ measures the wound and analyzes tissue — the same result whether it's your wound-certified veteran or a per-diem nurse on her first visit to this patient.
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Between visits — Pingoo keeps watch
Patients and caregivers get plain-language guidance and send wound photos back. The care team sees trouble on Wednesday — not at Friday's visit.
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No signal? No problem.
Rural routes and dead zones don't stop documentation. Everything is captured offline and syncs when coverage returns — nothing is reconstructed from memory.
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SOUND FAMILIAR ?
The six quit leaks inside every home health agency
Are wound items decided by whoever happens to be on the schedule?
OASIS wound responses drive episode reimbursement — yet they hinge on subjective staging and measurement by nurses with widely varying wound training. Objective, AI-measured assessment makes the answers consistent and defensible.
Do five nurses chart the same wound five different ways?
Rotating schedules, per-diem coverage, and turnover mean the same wound gets a different description every visit. One AI standard means the record finally tells one coherent healing story.
Is the overseeing physician signing orders on wounds they've never seen?
Image-anchored, time-stamped wound records give the certifying physician real visibility — and give recertification the documented progress trail it needs.
What happens to the wound between Tuesday and Friday?
Days pass between nursing visits — and deterioration doesn't wait. Pingoo turns patients and caregivers into the monitoring loop: photo check-ins flow back to the care team, flagging trouble before the next scheduled visit.
Are your nurses finishing visit notes at the kitchen table?
Point-of-care documentation that actually finishes at the point of care: ambient capture during the visit, notes drafted before the nurse reaches the car, synced when signal returns. Retention follows.
Is your documentation ready for an OASIS audit — or built to survive one?
Incomplete wound staging, missing tissue descriptions, and undocumented care plan rationale don't just lose reimbursement — they trigger ADRs and survey findings. WoundScribe builds the defensible record at the point of care, not after the fact.
One standard. Every nurse. Every home.
Subjective staging, nurse-dependent
OASIS wound items are inconsistent across visits
Physician oversight without seeing the wound
Wound status unknown between visits
Notes finished at the kitchen table
Recert built on fragmentary records
✕ Without WoundScribe In Home
AI-measured, objective, time-stamped
One assessment standard, agency-wide
Image-anchored records for every order
Pingoo photo check-ins between visits
Notes drafted before the nurse leaves
Healing trajectory ready for recertification
✓ With WoundScribe In Home
PODIATRIC SCIENCE, NOT MARKETING SCIENCE
Our research is co-authored with the world's most-cited podiatrist.
Building Trustworthy Generative AI for Diabetes Care and Limb Preservation — co-authored with Dr. David G. Armstrong.
Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology
Responsible AI for Personalized Patient Education — a diabetes education & limb preservation case study, co-authored with Dr. David G. Armstrong.
Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association
Trustworthy AI health agents for Ozempic and post-operative education in diabetic limb preservation — co-authored with Dr. David G. Armstrong.
International Artificial Intelligence and Data Science Congress
BUILT FOR THE REALITIES OF HOME HEALTH
Designed for the doorstep.
Offline-first capture
Rural routes covered; syncs when signal returns.
HIPAA-compliant BYOD
Runs on the phones your nurses already carry.
OASIS-consistent wound documentation
Objective measurements supporting accurate responses.
Physician oversight, with eyes
Image-anchored records for orders and recertification.
Pingoo for patients & caregivers
Education, check-ins, and answers in 100 languages.
Agency-wide visibility
Every wound, every nurse, every episode — one dashboard.
Built by clinicians for clinicians.
Our president, Dr. Desmond Bell, DPM, CWS, founded the first mobile wound care service in the US in 2003. Our CMO, Dr. Lucian Feraru, DPM, is an active podiatrist who uses these same workflows daily. Our research — including two PubMed-indexed papers on diabetic foot ulcers — is co-authored with Dr. David G. Armstrong, the most-cited podiatrist in the world. When we say this platform understands a debridement note, it's because the people who built it have written thousands of them.
The First Diabetic Foot Manual
We have published the first diabetic foot manual in English for patients, in collaboration with prominent researchers and advocate for limb preservation.
Put a specialist's eye in every nurse’s pocket.
NO NURSE ALONE . NO WOUND UNWATCHED
Join the podiatrists using WoundScribe On Foot to document at the depth the code requires, survive LCD scrutiny, and keep DFUs on the healing curve.