WoundScribe AI
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Modernizing the business of wound care

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Modern wound care needs modern software and a modern business model. WoundScribe pairs six co-care AI agents with per-visit pricing — so you hire the work, not the seat.

Modern wound care means modern software and a modern business model. Most practices still run on tools built around the claim form, not the clinician — billing-first systems that push documentation into after-hours work. WoundScribe modernizes both sides: the AI-powered EMR for wound care that six agents run on, and the way you pay for it.

Six co-care agents do the encounter work

Instead of one ambient scribe bolted onto legacy software, WoundScribe runs six agents across imaging, scribing, charting, coding, healing analytics, and patient education. A photo and a conversation become a complete note, a measured wound, and captured codes — with the AI scribe for wound care and AI-powered wound imaging working every visit alongside the clinician.

Hire agents by the visit, not by the seat

For twenty years, software was sold by the seat — a license per clinician, renewed on the calendar whether the work happened or not. Wound care doesn't staff that way. The one-day-a-week nurse practitioner, the locum, the mobile provider — seats price your headcount, but wound care runs on visits.

ModelPer-seatAgentic (per-visit)
What you pay forAccessWork completed
Quiet monthBilled in fullBilled only for visits seen
Usage riskPracticePlatform
One-day-a-week providerSeveral times more per visit~2% of the visit
Setup / commitmentLicense + renewalNo setup, no commitment

Start with a credit pack that doesn't expire, scale by visit as the schedule fills, or cover every provider on day one with no per-user bill. You see the cost per documented visit, the codes captured, and the clinician hours returned to care. Claim your free trial and hire your first co-care agents for a handful of visits — nothing to install, no EHR integration to wait on.