Clinical wound monitoring, powered by medical photography & AI

I use Pixacare daily in my work as a wound nurse. I find the application user-friendly, easy, and smooth. The new features are effective and practical.

Very intuitive software, a significant time-saver for saving photos, sorted by keywords. It assists with staff meetings and conference presentations. Used multiple times a day by the entire team.

Extremely useful in my clinical practice. It allows me to easily take photos and videos of my patients' hands, which is particularly useful for documenting and monitoring the progression of their condition, both before and after surgery. The tool is simple, efficient, and perfectly suited for daily practice. Most importantly, the data is secure, which is essential in a medical context. Thank you for offering such a valuable resource!

An easy-to-use application, quick to get started with and rapidly adopted by the entire department, offering photo archiving and sharing for one or more departments. This saves time and prevents the loss of patient data, all within a secure environment.

I am a nurse at Sud Francilien Hospital, in the diabetic foot unit. We use Pixacare to take photos of wounds and create our dressing records, which we integrate into the EHR. We also use the messaging system to communicate with the patient's independent nurses and ensure remote follow-up with their photo contributions and questionnaire responses. The interface is user-friendly and efficient.

Pixacare allows us to securely store and retrieve our patients' photographs. In our specialty of oral surgery, this enables us to: store and catalog all oral dermatology lesions and track their evolution over time; monitor the healing of our surgical procedures at 7 days, 1 month, and 3 months, and even the maturation of gingival and bone tissues (post-gingival graft, post-bone graft); and, thanks to iterative photos, track the evolution and aging of our patients' oral cavities to better understand and anticipate these processes.

I use Pixacare in a hospital setting to archive all clinical photographs and share them with multidisciplinary teams for communication with colleagues, all in compliance with GDPR. This tool has become essential in my practice. As a result, no photos are stored personally, and authorized practitioners can view them, making the clinical record more complete and relevant.

An extremely responsive team, a very efficient platform, and a genuine understanding of needs!

As a private practice nurse, I use Pixacare to monitor my patients' wounds. With this app, I can securely share photos and comments with doctors so they can assess healing progress and adjust treatment. Pixacare has become a reliable and secure tool for me, a testament to the quality of wound care and healing I provide. I highly recommend this app.

Very useful software for sharing patient images, for communication between practitioners and between departments. Useful for staff meetings and reviews of surgical techniques.

Easy and efficient to use. A major time-saver for processing and searching for my patients' photos, all securely!

Pixacare is used in Radiotherapy to centralize our patients' dermatological photos: photos taken on the day of the medical consultation and later on the day of the CT Simulation by the Technologists. Pixacare offers the possibility to export these photos to the EMR so that they can be viewed by authorized personnel at the Center.

Pixacare is an extremely useful application for plastic surgeons in an academic setting. Its ergonomic design ensures quick adoption. The intuitive photo categorization allows for effective educational use, both for patients during consultations and for students during staff meetings or lectures. Above all, time-saving remains Pixacare's number one strength. It has become an indispensable tool.

Application used as a secure photographic database since October 2024. Intuitive and very interesting to use. Saves time and enhances security daily.

Photos help with more accurate identification and are valuable in cutaneous oncology. We use them in the operating room to guide the procedure.

Our team of dermatologists is extremely satisfied with Pixacare, which greatly simplifies our daily work: significant time savings, improved IT security, and ideal for sharing photos during teamwork (multidisciplinary team meetings, team meetings). The Pixacare team is very responsive and has enhanced the application to perfectly meet our needs.

Before Pixacare, photo management was a headache and fell entirely on us. Now, we use our smartphones to take photos and add keywords to facilitate searches by pathology. Sorting is fast and automatic, and we can securely share photos with other users. Pixacare is an essential tool in our daily work.

We have been using Pixacare for several years, and it has transformed our practice. It has become very easy to store and retrieve photos.

Our department has been using Pixacare for several months, and we are all delighted with this solution! It offers massive time savings in photo management, the web application is very easy for staff to use, and new features are added regularly. Bravo Pixateam!!!

We have been using Pixacare software for several months now in the Dermatology Department at Morvan Hospital, and as residents, it is very useful to us for several reasons:
- Monitoring patients using the photo bank of all our patients.
- Requesting opinions from our senior colleagues directly using our mobile phones.
- Presenting cases to other specialists, especially during MDT meetings.

The solution meets the needs of many specialties while ensuring the security of sensitive data. It streamlines patient follow-up and also supports research and teaching activities. The personalized support offered by Pixacare is highly valued; the teams are extremely responsive and ensure high-quality collaboration.

Since then, over 235,000 photos have been secured and classified via the platform. Around 20 departments will be using it by mid-2026, and new deployments are planned. A joint clinical and medico-economic study has also been launched in partnership with the IN CITU experimental hub to objectively assess the contribution of remote monitoring of chronic wounds, with the first results expected this year.