From Curve to Care
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Every wound has a healing trajectory. WoundScribe reads that curve — imaging, scribing, perfusion, history — and flags the turn early, so clinicians escalate or refer before delay
Every wound has a healing trajectory — a curve — and WoundScribe reads that curve to turn it into the right care at the right time. The core idea is simple: from curve to care. Consider a familiar decision. A diabetic foot ulcer, weeks of appropriate care, and it still won't close. The pivotal question isn't the dressing — it's perfusion. Tissue oxygenation (TcPO₂) is one of the strongest predictors of whether a wound will heal at all. Too low, and the wound is starved — not just slow. The clinician now faces two paths: - Refer now to vascular surgery to restore blood flow — but too early risks an invasive procedure the wound may not have needed. - Wait and watch — but too long, and tissue dies, infection spreads, and the wound goes systemic. Delay here is measured in tissue. Roughly 80% of diabetes-related amputations begin as a foot ulcer, so shorter time to restore blood flow means more limbs saved. Every therapy and every referral is a bet on the trajectory. ### Three signals, one curve WoundScribe predicts treatment effects to optimize care — telling you early whether the plan is working or it's time to change course. It does this by fusing three signals: 1. Imaging — point-and-capture wound measurement from a phone, consistent across every clinician, with no calibration marker. 2. Scribing — an ambient AI scribe for wound care listens to the whole encounter and structures it automatically, saving hours every shift. 3. The whole patient — history, preconditions, and comorbidities, so the prediction reflects the person, not just the wound. ### From many signals to one decision Measurements, tissue, perfusion, labs, imaging, history, and comorbidities combine visit over visit into a curve you can act on. No single visit looks wrong — the curve does. When the stalling line diverges from on-track, the healing analytics dashboard flags the turn early — in time to re-dress, escalate, or refer before it becomes systemic. For the organization carrying the risk, on-time healing is the outcome: fewer amputations, fewer readmissions, lower total cost, and stronger quality metrics. That's what optimizing diabetic foot ulcer care looks like — the right decision, at the right time.