Six co-care agents: what each one does on a wound care visit
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A deep dive into the six AI agents that run on every WoundScribe visit — imaging, scribing, charting, coding, healing analytics, and patient education — and where each one saves ti
"Six agents" is a headline number. What matters is what each one does between the moment a clinician opens the app and the moment the chart is closed. Here is the visit-level breakdown.
1. Imaging agent
Captures the wound from a phone camera and produces a markerless measurement — length, width, depth, area — without a ruler or sticker. The clinician taps the wound edges; the agent handles calibration. Full mechanics in point-and-capture wound measurement.
2. Scribing agent
An ambient AI scribe for wound care listens to the clinician–patient conversation and drafts the narrative — HPI, assessment, plan — in wound-specific language. Not a generic ambient scribe repurposed; the vocabulary and structure are built for wound encounters.
3. Charting agent
Assembles the note. Pulls the measurement from the imaging agent, the narrative from the scribing agent, and the prior visit's chart, and produces a complete SOAP note structured for wound care documentation and Medicare audit requirements.
4. Coding agent
Reads the finished chart and proposes ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS codes — including the wound-specific codes (debridement depth, wound size, laterality) that generic coding tools miss. The clinician confirms; the agent doesn't submit without review. See WISER for the denial-prevention layer.
5. Healing analytics agent
Tracks trajectory across visits. Flags stalling wounds, computes percent area reduction, and surfaces the four-visit protocol signals on the healing analytics dashboard. This is the agent that turns documentation into a clinical signal, not just a record.
6. Patient education agent
Generates a plain-language summary and care instructions specific to the patient's wound type and stage. Delivered through patient engagement so the patient leaves the visit with something readable, not a printed template.
How the agents hand off
The imaging agent produces measurements before the scribing agent finishes the narrative, so the charting agent has both inputs by the end of the visit. The coding agent runs on the finished chart, not in parallel — accuracy matters more than speed. The healing analytics agent runs across visits, not within one.
What this means at the visit level
A typical wound encounter produces a measured wound, a complete note, captured codes, a healing trajectory update, and patient-facing instructions — before the clinician leaves the room. That is what per-visit pricing is buying: the work, done, on the visit. Start a free trial to run the agents on a handful of visits.