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The six-agent wound visit: what runs in parallel per chart credit

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A deep dive into the six AI agents that fire in parallel on every wound visit — imaging, scribe, charting, coding, healing, and patient education.

One chart credit spins up six specialized agents at once. They aren't sequential steps — they run in parallel during the encounter, then hand off finished artifacts at the end.

1. Ambient agent

Listens to the clinician-patient conversation and captures the visit narrative without prompts. No dictation, no templates to fill.

2. Imaging agent

Processes the phone-captured wound photo, measures length, width, depth, and tissue composition. See how at AI-powered wound imaging.

3. Charting agent

Assembles the SOAP note and procedures note from the ambient transcript and the imaging output. Structured for downstream reuse.

4. Coding agent

Maps the encounter to ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS codes. Coverage rules and modifier logic are checked against payer policy so claims post clean.

5. Healing Trajectory agent

Compares this visit's measurements to prior visits and updates the healing curve. Feeds directly into the Healing dashboard.

6. Patient Education agent

Generates a plain-language summary of what was found, what was done, and what happens next — handed to the patient before they leave.

Why parallel matters

Sequential scribes finish minutes or hours after the visit. Parallel agents finish before the clinician leaves the room. One credit, six artifacts, roughly five minutes.