Dr. Desmond Bell, DPM, Joins WoundScribe AI as President to Lead Expansion and Clinical Innovation in AI-Driven Wound Care
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Grand Forks, ND — November 12, 2025 — WoundScribe AI, the AI-first clinical platform transforming wound care through predictive intelligence and automation, today announced that Dr. Desmond Bell, DPM, has joined the company as President.
A nationally recognized expert in wound care, limb preservation, and amputation prevention, Dr. Bell brings nearly three decades of experience driving clinical innovation and multidisciplinary collaboration. As founder and president of the Save A Leg, Save A Life Foundation (SALSAL), he has dedicated his career to reducing preventable amputations and advancing the standard of wound management through education, advocacy, and technology.
In his new role at WoundScribe, Dr. Bell will guide the company’s clinical strategy, partnerships, and expansion into new care settings. His leadership will help accelerate WoundScribe’s mission to empower clinicians with intelligent tools that optimize treatment, improve outcomes for patients, and transform wound care delivery.
“Dr. Bell’s leadership and lifelong commitment to advancing wound care make him the ideal person to guide WoundScribe into its next chapter,” said Shayan Mashatian, Founder and CEO of WoundScribe AI. “He has earned the respect of the global wound care community, and his insights will help ensure that our platform continues to bridge cutting-edge AI with real-world clinical impact.”
Built from the ground up as an AI-first clinical platform, WoundScribe goes beyond documentation; it leverages computer vision, ambient scribing, and predictive modeling to understand the full wound-care journey. The system can forecast treatment effects, provide personalized care recommendations, and deliver actionable insights that help clinicians make more informed, data-driven decisions.
“In almost three decades in wound care, I’ve never seen an innovation with the potential to transform clinical practice like WoundScribe,” said Dr. Desmond Bell, “This technology captures the true complexity of wound care and translates it into clarity, helping clinicians predict treatment effectiveness, reduce administrative burden, and ultimately, improve healing outcomes,” he continued.
Through its Unified Multi-Agent AI Platform, WoundScribe applies AI for Wound Care, automates workflows, streamlines compliance, and enhances communication among patients, clinicians, and health systems. The result is a more efficient, consistent, and predictive model of wound care, one that transforms routine charting into intelligent, outcome-oriented care coordination.
About WoundScribe AI
WoundScribe is an AI-first clinical intelligence platform purpose-built for wound care. By combining advanced computer vision, natural language processing, and predictive analytics, WoundScribe automates clinical documentation, analyzes wound progression, and provides real-time insights to optimize treatment decisions. Designed by clinicians for clinicians, it empowers providers to move from descriptive documentation to predictive, outcome-driven care.
For more information, visit www.woundscribe.ai.
