The wound has depth. Now your documentation does too.
AI Wound Scan, by StrataMetric, measures true wound volume from a four-second iPhone LiDAR scan — reading depth point by point across the whole wound bed instead of multiplying length × width × depth. Area, depth and perimeter come with every scan, each with a 95% confidence interval, and the note is written before you leave the room.
Length × width × depth cannot see the wound.
Wound beds are never uniform. Undermining, tunneling and uneven granulation all change how much volume is really there — and ruler-and-photo documentation is increasingly inadequate under Medicare audit. AI Wound Scan integrates the depth field across the wound’s own topography, so an undermined or irregular wound reports what it really holds.
Four-second capture
A clinician points an iPhone. A LiDAR burst collects 60 depth frames in about four seconds — no rulers, no disposable markers, no probe in the wound bed.
Volume the wound actually has
The engine integrates the depth field across the reconstructed wound bed rather than approximating with L×W×D. Surface area, depth and perimeter come with it — each with a 95% confidence interval.
Documentation that defends itself
Auto-generated, audit-defensible notes with full provenance and methodology in every report, clinical notes with sign-and-lock, and a tamper-evident audit hash chain.
Claims & compliance
Documentation-compliance checks against claims requirements, built for the CMS/LCD/NCD context wound programs actually bill in.
Graft inventory with UDI
Serial, lot and UDI captured at the point of care, so every graft unit is traceable from manufacturer to application to the claim it was billed on.
The service line around it
Patient and wound tracking with healing trajectories, reporting and analytics, route planning for mobile providers, and an admin console with a live tamper-evidence check.
From bedside scan to defensible report.
A five-stage pipeline — capture, reconstruct, segment, measure, report — running end-to-end on AWS, typically inside five minutes.
Pipeline
Built for the pathway ahead
StrataMetric’s stated regulatory posture, quoted plainly — and its limits, stated just as plainly:
- Cures Act §3060 CDS exemption — the clinician retains decision authority, no diagnostic claims are made, and methodology is displayed in every report.
- 510(k)-ready architecture — designed to support a future FDA submission. Not FDA-cleared and not FDA-approved today.
- HIPAA-grade controls — TOTP MFA, role-based access, tamper-evident audit chain, encryption at rest and in transit. A control posture, not a certification.
- Six-year retention — object-locked storage aligned to documentation-retention expectations.
Required framing: For clinical decision support only. Not for diagnostic use. Clinician retains decision authority. Methodology disclosed in every measurement report.
The demo is the software.
stratametricai.com hosts a live WebGL wound-mesh viewer and a working portal walkthrough — ten views, from the 3D Scan Studio to claims and admin. The values shown there are synthetic demonstration data, and the site says so; real patient meshes render inside the authenticated portal.
3D mesh viewer
Interactive wound-parameter simulation with tissue-composition layers, depth and heat render modes, cross-sections and analytics.
Open the demo →Provider portal
Dashboard, patients, wound records, notes, inventory, claims & compliance, reports, routes and admin — sign-in for providers with an account.
Portal sign-in →Request access
Access is by request while the platform onboards practices — for your practice, network, or investment team.
Request access →What to know about AI Wound Scan.
See it with your own cases.
Providers with an account can sign in now. For access or a guided walkthrough for your practice, network, or investment team — we’ll set it up.