AI wound care, in minutes
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AI wound care: Watch a real 15-minute wound visit get captured, charted, coded, and submitted in about six to seven minutes — with six AI agents working alongside the clinician.
What if the chart was done before the patient left the room? WoundScribe built exactly that: an ai wound care with six AI agents that work alongside you during the visit, so a fifteen-minute encounter gets captured, coded, and submitted in about six to seven minutes — roughly sixty percent faster than the usual grind. ### How one real visit unfolds 1. Open the encounter — a couple of clicks, no forms, and the ambient scribe quietly comes online. 2. Tap and talk — the AI scribe drafts your SOAP note as you speak, filtering out greetings and side chatter. 3. Point-n-Capture finds the wound border in about fifteen seconds and measures area, length, width, and depth by planimetry — no ruler, no sticker. 4. Structured description drafts itself — tissue percentages and observations populate as you describe the wound, ready for review. 5. Pre-flight check flags anything missing — nurse checklist, vitals, insurance, outside results — so the draft is right the first time. 6. Audit-ready SOAP note is assembled with the Healing Trajectory summary included: healing, stalling, and what to do next. 7. Rx agent screens against the patient's profile — penicillin allergies hard-stopped, safer covered alternatives surfaced, renal cautions in the rationale. 8. Compliance gate checks documentation against E/M and CPT codes, reruns the payer in about 400ms, and catches issues like a missing modifier 25 before you sign. ### What you get back Check-in near zero, capture fifteen seconds, describe ten, chart and review about five minutes. A plain-language patient summary is ready before they leave — printed or sent through Pingoo, the patient-education companion. Across a full clinic day, that's roughly three hours back. No charting at night. Actually leaving on time. Less burnout, more presence. See the full workflow on the AI for wound care overview, or book a short demo and watch a real wound go from photo to submitted chart.