More patients. Same team.

Demand for wound care isn't the problem. 10.5 million Medicare beneficiaries had wounds in 2019, and 1.6 million people in the US develop a diabetic foot ulcer every year. For many small practices, the ceiling is documentation.

Independent physicians are about twice as likely as employed physicians to say they control how many patients they see (49% vs. 23%). So the question becomes: how much time does charting take from your day?

Run your own capacity math

1. A: the minutes you save per note.
2. B: your visits per day.
3. Multiply A by B. That's the time you get back every day.
4. Divide that time by your visit length. That's room for more patients.

In one large study, physicians with team documentation support (human scribes and co-authored notes) saw 6% more visits a week, and 10.8% more after twenty weeks.

Where WoundScribe fits

WoundScribe puts six AI agents on the same visit, working side by side. Together, they can draft a complete chart in about five minutes. You review and sign. Learn more about the AI scribe for wound care, or see how to cut wound care charting time per visit.

Same team. More patients. Your call.

Run the math on a free visit. Sign up at woundscribe.ai or download the app at woundscribe.ai/download.