WoundScribe On Foot
The wound care platform built by podiatrists — for podiatry.
From routine foot care to limb salvage: every visit documented at the depth the code requires, every CTP application LCD-checked before the patient leaves, every DFU tracked from first exam to healed. Across the office, the OR, the facility, and the house call.
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From the diabetic foot exam to follow-up, AI works with you
Debridement visit
Point-n-Capture™ images the wound before and after. Ambient AI documents the procedure as performed; the note supports the depth billed, with photos anchored to the record.
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Comprehensive diabetic foot exam
Neuropathy, vascular, and dermatologic findings captured as you speak. The qualifying findings that determine coverage are structured into the chart — not reconstructed at 9 pm.
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Follow-up & prevention — Pingoo takes the night shift
The patient leaves with a plain-language visit summary and a companion that coaches daily foot checks, answers 2 am questions in their language, and sends wound photos back between visits.
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CTP application — LCD-checked live
Coding & Billing AI validates the chart against the active MAC's LCD as you work. Missing conservative-care documentation or measurement intervals surfaces before the graft goes on — not after the denial.
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"I practice podiatry. I know exactly what a depth-of-debridement audit feels like, and exactly how long a CTP chart takes to build by hand. We built On Foot so that the documentation defending your license and your revenue happens while you're doing the work — not after your family has gone to bed."
FROM OUR CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER
— Dr. Lucian Feraru, DPM
Chief Medical Officer, WoundScribe AI · Practicing podiatrist
The six margin killers inside every podiatry practice
The six margin killers inside every podiatry practice
Does your documentation support the depth you billed?
Depth-based debridement codes are among the most-audited lines in podiatry. Notes that don't precisely support the depth billed are a standing clawback risk. WoundScribe's imaging plus ambient capture documents what was actually done — at the specificity the code requires.
Are skin substitute claims dying on documentation gaps?
The new LCDs hit podiatric DFU treatment hardest: failed conservative care timelines, measurement intervals, photographic evidence. WoundScribe checks LCD requirements in real time — before the patient leaves the room, not after the denial arrives.
Is class-findings documentation costing you paid claims?
The difference between covered foot care and a denial is the documentation of qualifying findings and modifiers. WoundScribe captures the exam ambient and structures the findings that make the claim defensible — automatically.
Are non-healing wounds discovered weeks too late?
Every 20 seconds, someone loses a limb to diabetes — and most amputations begin as a preventable ulcer. Healing Trajectory AI flags wounds off-curve in weeks, not months, with predictive healing and infection scoring guiding escalation.
Are you the doctor, the scribe, and the billing department?
Most podiatry practices run without a scribe budget or a billing team — the doctor is the back office at 9pm. WoundScribe gives a solo DPM the documentation, coding, and compliance infrastructure of a hospital system, on the phone already in your pocket.
Is your most billable time spent on unbillable work?
The average podiatrist spends 2+ hours daily on documentation after the last patient leaves. WoundScribe's ambient capture closes the note before the patient leaves the room — so the chart is done when the visit is.
Podiatric documentation is defensible by default.
Debridement depth in free-text narrative
CTP documentation checked after the denial
Class findings reconstructed from memory
DFU progress is judged visit-to-visit, by eye
Charting after hours, coding by guesswork
Patients leave with a paper handout
✕ Without WoundScribe On Foot
Depth is documented in the code, image-anchored
LCD checklist validated in the room
Qualifying findings captured ambient, structured
Healing curves tracked with predictive scoring
95%+ accurate, audit-ready billable charts
Pingoo coaches daily foot checks at home
✓ With WoundScribe On Foot
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 PODIATRIC PRACTICE
Wherever you practice, On Foot follows.
Office, OR, facility, house call
One record across every setting — pairs with In Clinic, On Wheels, On Site & In Home.
Works with your EMR
Epic, Athena, NextGen, eClinicalWorks — or WoundScribe. Manage as your system of record.
Predictive healing & infection scoring
DFU trajectories flagged off-curve in weeks, not months.
ICD-10 → CPT linkage built in
Procedure notes connect diagnosis to procedure codes for clean claims.
HIPAA-compliant on any device
BYOD-ready, privacy by design.
Pingoo for every patient
Daily foot-check coaching, diabetes education, nutrition estimation — in 100 languages.
Built by clinicians for clinicians.
Our Team 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.
Save limbs.
Defend every chart. Go home on time.
JOIN THE LIMB PRESERVATION MOVEMENT
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.