Every wound. Every visit. One connected story.

Vero helps wound-care teams capture detailed assessments, track progress across visits, prepare clear instructions, and keep treatment plans and follow-up connected.

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Static wound-care assessment overview

Built for the full wound-care pathway

  • Outpatient wound clinics
  • Diabetic foot care
  • Pressure injury care
  • Postoperative wounds
  • Home and post-acute care
  • Virtual follow-up

Capture every wound detail without breaking the conversation

Document wound history, measurements, tissue characteristics, drainage, intervention, and follow-up in one structured note.

  • Detailed wound-assessment capture
  • Custom wound-care templates
  • Structured progress note
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Bring evidence into the wound-care context

Ask a focused wound-care question and review cited sources beside the assessment, healing progress, and patient context already captured.

  • Wound-care questions in context
  • Sources you can inspect
  • Evidence summary kept with the visit
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“Notes that used to take me 15 minutes take about 3 now. I actually leave on time most days.”
Dr. Sarah ChenDr. Sarah ChenFamily Medicine

500,000+Patient visits

40%Charting time cut

  • HIPAACompliant
  • SOC 2Type II

Turn the care plan into clear instructions and orders

Prepare dressing instructions, supply documentation, orders, referrals, and reusable forms without rebuilding the wound assessment.

  • Patient-ready wound-care instructions
  • Supply documentation and referrals
  • Reusable wound-care templates
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Keep wound progress and reassessment visible

See upcoming reassessments, open orders, patient instructions, and wound-care follow-up that still needs attention in one practical view.

  • Upcoming reassessment context
  • Orders and supply follow-up
  • Tasks kept in one view

Wound progress lives in the details.

Vero keeps today's assessment beside the history and prior findings, helping the note show what changed, what was done, and what happens next.

  • Measurements and tissue characteristics organized consistently
  • Treatment choices connected to documented findings
  • Patient instructions and reassessment carried into follow-up

Progress overview

M. Lewis · Visit 4

Improving
  • Measurements

    3.2 × 2.1 × 0.4 cm

    Length, width, and depth trended

  • Wound bed

    Granulation + slough

    Tissue characteristics documented

  • Periwound

    Mild maceration

    Skin and drainage kept in context

Surface area trend

Four documented visits

−34%
V1
V2
V3
V4

Keep every assessment connected to the care plan.

Wound care is longitudinal by nature. Vero helps carry the clinical reasoning from observation through intervention and reassessment.

Capture the wound as it presents today

Organize location, measurements, wound-bed characteristics, drainage, odor, edges, periwound skin, pain, and documented risk factors.

Connect the intervention to the finding

Keep cleansing, debridement, dressings, offloading, compression, education, and tolerance tied to the same encounter.

Make the next step hard to miss

Prepare patient instructions, orders, referrals, supply documentation, and reassessment tasks from the visit context.

A wound note that follows the clinical reasoning

Wound identity

Location, type, laterality, and episode of care

Objective assessment

Measurements, tissue, drainage, edges, and periwound

Intervention

Procedure, products, tolerance, and education

Plan

Frequency, supplies, referrals, precautions, and return date

Show what changed—not just what was charted.

A useful progress note makes the interval story easy to review. See how structured findings can support a concise summary from one visit to the next.

Visit-to-visit comparison

Left lateral ankle · Visits 3 and 4

Interval change visible
Comparison of wound findings between visits three and four
FindingVisit 3Visit 4
Surface area8.5 cm²6.7 cm²
Depth0.5 cm0.4 cm
DrainageModerateSmall
PeriwoundMaceration presentMild maceration

Progress summary

Draft ready for review

Left lateral ankle wound measures 3.2 × 2.1 × 0.4 cm, decreased from 3.7 × 2.3 × 0.5 cm at the prior visit. Drainage is now small in amount. Mild periwound maceration remains. Treatment and reassessment plan documented below.

Different wounds need different context.

Reusable structure should improve consistency without flattening the clinical story. Vero keeps the fields that matter for each encounter available for clinician review.

Pressure injuries

Keep the documented category or stage, surface area, depth, undermining, skin findings, pressure-redistribution plan, and reassessment together.
Risk + reassessment

Diabetes-related foot wounds

Connect ulcer classification, infection and perfusion context, offloading, interventions, patient education, and multidisciplinary follow-up.
Foot-care context

Venous lower-limb wounds

Organize location, edema, exudate, wound and periwound findings, vascular context, compression plan, tolerance, and interval change.
Longitudinal progress

Postoperative wounds

Document the procedure and site, incision or wound findings, drainage, interventions, precautions, instructions, and surgical follow-up.
Episode of care

The full wound-care pathway, in one workspace.

From first assessment through treatment documentation and reassessment, keep the clinical and administrative work connected.

Visit preparation

History and prior wound context

Wound documentation

Structured assessment notes

Measurement tracking

Dimensions and progress in context

Evidence-backed answers

Cited guidance in context

Orders and referrals

Documents prepared from the visit

Patient instructions

Clear dressing and care guidance

Follow-up tasks

Reassessment kept visible

Custom templates

Your wound-care structure

One workflow across the wound-care day

Move from new consultations to complex reassessments, postoperative reviews, and compression follow-up without changing tools.

  1. New wound consultationComplete
  2. Diabetic foot follow-upComplete
  3. Pressure injury reassessmentComplete
  4. Postoperative wound reviewComplete
  5. Compression therapy follow-upComplete

Frequently asked questions

Practical details about wound assessments, longitudinal progress, templates, care settings, privacy, and getting started.

Can Vero document complex wound-care visits?

Yes. Vero captures the visit and organizes the draft around wound history, location, measurements, tissue characteristics, drainage, periwound findings, interventions, and the follow-up plan. Clinicians remain in control of every final note.

Will Vero work with my wound-assessment template?

Yes. Start with a wound-care template, import the format you already use, or build your own. Reusable sections help keep assessments consistent while leaving room for the details that make each wound different.

Can wound progress stay connected across visits?

Vero can keep the context you provide—such as prior measurements, treatment history, documented photos, and response to care—close to the current encounter so interval change is easier to describe and review.

Which wound-care settings can use Vero?

Vero can support outpatient wound clinics, bedside consultations, post-acute and long-term care, home-based visits, postoperative wound follow-up, and virtual check-ins.

How does Vero protect patient information?

Vero is HIPAA and PIPEDA compliant and SOC 2 Type II certified. Audio is not stored, customer data is not sold or used to train public AI models, and configurable retention controls help organizations follow their own policies.

How quickly can a wound-care team get started?

Individual clinicians can create an account and start with the free plan in minutes. Organizations can contact Vero for shared templates, patient records, team roles, and onboarding support.

Finish the assessment. Keep healing moving.

Your next wound-care visit becomes a clear, connected record — start free.

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