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Wound care doesn't happen in one place. See how WoundScribe AI maps to clinics, podiatry, mobile visits, campuses, long-term care, and in-place care.
Read storyWas it charted in time?
A Friday-night pressure injury and a 64-hour weekend gap is how F-686 citations start. See how WoundScribe On Site turns one photo into a full, defensible chart for every shift.
Read storyThree Decisions, One Flow
Every wound care plan hides three decisions — clinical, product, and coverage. WoundScribe.ai brings them into one flow so the right call happens once, before treatment starts.
Read storyWound care doesn't happen in one place
One AI-native wound care platform, tuned for six real-world settings — clinic, foot, wheels, campus, site, and in place.
Read storyDoes your EMR pay you?
Most clinics pay for their EMR. WoundScribe flips that — an AI-native wound care EMR that captures more revenue, cuts documentation time, and keeps you audit-ready.
Read storyOne platform, every wound care setting
One wound care platform for classrooms, clinics, homes, SNFs, podiatry, and mobile providers — snap a photo, speak your findings, and the chart writes itself.
Read storyStill charting at midnight?
Seven reasons WoundScribe AI changes wound care documentation — from point-and-capture imaging to audit-ready notes drafted before you're home.
Read storyWhat is WISeR and how WoundScribe can help
CMS WISeR moves Medicare Part B scrutiny to before payment in six states starting January 2026 — here's how it works and how WoundScribe prepares your clinic.
Read storyWoundScribe WISeR Program
CMS WISeR moves Medicare Part B scrutiny up front for wound care, skin substitutes, and other select services in six states starting January 2026.
Read storyWoundScribe is WISeR-Ready
CMS's WISeR model is live in six states — WoundScribe validates codes and builds patient-specific rationale so your prior auths get affirmed the first time.
Read storyWoundScribe for bedside, on road, in clinic or on campus
One AI-native wound care platform, six specialized agents, purpose-built for every setting where wounds are actually treated — from clinic to car to classroom.
Read storyIn Place — for wherever the patient is
In Place by WoundScribe brings one documentation standard into every home — any nurse, any phone, offline-ready, with early deterioration alerts and 24/7 patient coaching.
Read storyIn Clinic — Clinical AI Solution
In Clinic by WoundScribe verifies LCD compliance before the patient leaves the room, with ambient AI scribing, image-anchored assessment, and healing analytics.
Read storyOn Site — for Nursing Homes and Long-Term Facilities
On survey day, undocumented care is care that never happened. On Site gives skilled nursing facilities image-anchored, time-stamped wound records that stand up to F686 scrutiny.
Read storyOn Campus — for Medical Schools
On Campus trains nursing and medical students on the same AI wound care platform they'll use in practice — one documentation standard from classroom to clinic.
Read storyOn Wheels — for Mobile Wound Care
Mobile wound care loses 3–4 patients a day to paperwork. On Wheels keeps documentation moving — fully offline, on any phone, at every stop.
Read storyOn Foot — Podiatry Solution
On Foot by WoundScribe is built for the most-audited chart in medicine — save limbs, defend every DFU visit, and go home on time.
Read storyWoundScribe Freedom Offer
Declare independence from after-hours charting. Get 50% off WoundScribe plus a free Pro upgrade for America's 250th.
Read storyThe Wound Care Challenge
Chronic wounds affect 8 million Americans and cost $28 billion a year. Dr. Desmond Bell explains how validated AI tools for imaging, tissue classification, and healing prediction help.
Read storyDiabetic Foot Manual — Ep. 5 — Deformities, Calluses & Early Warning Signs
Why heels and narrow shoes drive four common foot deformities, why a callus is an early warning sign of ulceration, and the simple do/don't list that follows.
Read storyWoundScribe AI-Powered EMR
Six specialised AI agents work as one inside WoundScribe — drafting notes, reading wound images, suggesting codes, and catching audit risk before you sign.
Read storyAI-Powered EMR for Wound Care
WoundScribe is an AI-native wound care EMR with six specialised agents that cut documentation time, capture more revenue, and lower audit risk across clinic, bedside, and mobile visits.
Read storyDFU Manual — Episode 4 — Managing Diabetes
Session 4 of the DFU Manual connects diabetes control to foot health: know your target numbers, follow six daily habits, and protect the nerves and vessels that keep your feet healthy.
Read storyAI-Powered Wound Care EMR
WoundScribe is an AI-native wound care EMR where a chain of four agents drafts notes, orders, referrals, and codes — and a clinician signs off on every step.
Read storyReferral Management
WoundScribe's referrals module names the right specialists, ties each suggestion to clinical facts, prefills the order, and tracks every referral through to closure with prior-auth support.
Read storyAI Drug Selection
WoundScribe's prescription engine suggests medications that are relevant to the wound, safe for the patient, and fillable on their insurance — with allergies as hard limits and coverage checks.
Read storyBilling Audit
Walk through a diabetic foot ulcer encounter in WoundScribe — from intake verification to a signed, audit-ready chart with synced SOAP notes, billing codes, and compliance checks.
Read storyEncounter Billing and Codes Selection
How WoundScribe suggests, links, and locks in E/M and CPT codes for every wound-care encounter — then assembles an audit-ready superbill.
Read storyRunning an Encounter
A step-by-step walkthrough of running a wound care encounter in WoundScribe AI — from the Clinical Note tab to signed orders — using one Generate Notes pass.
Read storyWoundScribe Scientific Review
WoundScribe unifies six AI agents for wound care on an evidence base that's peer-reviewed and PubMed-indexed — not just a marketing claim.
Read storyWoundScribe Solutions
One AI-native wound care platform tuned for six care settings — clinic, podiatry, mobile, campus, skilled nursing, and home — with measurable gains in accuracy, revenue, and documentation time.
Read storyAI-Powered Wound Measurement: Point-n-Capture Wound Documentation
Point your phone at a wound and WoundScribe finds the edges, measures it, and files it to the chart — no ruler, no tracing, no retakes.
Read storyWound Care Documentation Software
Most wound clinics run four platforms per visit. WoundScribe unifies imaging, scribing, charting, coding, healing analytics, and patient education into one AI-native workflow.
Read storyWoundScribe On Foot Solution
From paper rulers to reasoning AI — one platform that runs the whole podiatry practice.
Read storyDFU Manual — Episode 3 — 10 Commandments
10 daily commandments that protect the feet of every person with diabetes.
Read storyDFU Manual — Episode 1 — Intro
A diabetic foot wound you can't feel can cost you a limb — here's how the damage chain works and how to break it.
Read storyDFU Manual — Episode 2 — Know your feet
Juan wore closed shoes every day and still developed a foot wound — because the shoe didn't match his foot shape.
Read storyWounds Essentials
Wound care essentials: the 4 stages of healing, 4 home-care habits, and the warning signs that mean it's time to call a clinician.
Read storyVisit Patient Summary — DFU
A clear, step-by-step recap of your diabetic foot ulcer visit: what was found, what was done, and what comes next.
Read storyWound Care Essentials
Wound care essentials, in one mental model: assess, heal, manage — plus the red flags you can't miss.
Read storyWoundScribe — Optimize Your Clinic Revenue with AI
WoundScribe turns a $528K clinician baseline into $841K — a 59% revenue lift, every year.
Read storyWoundScribe revenue opportunities
Three stacked levers that turn a $429K baseline into $742K per clinician, every year.
Read storyIntroduction to WoundScribe
WoundScribe turns a single wound photo into complete clinical documentation in seconds.
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