Dr Stitch
Intake & Wound Documentation
About
Streamline your urgent wound-care visit by completing your intake from your phone. A guided assistant asks simple questions, allows photo uploads of your injury and insurance, and securely sends your information to your care team. Save time in the waiting room with a quick and easy check-in process.
What's New in Dr Stitch
1.1
September 8, 2026
Simplified app verbiage
FAQ
What is Dr Stitch used for?
Dr Stitch is used for completing your intake and check-in for an urgent wound-care visit directly from your phone. It guides you through questions and allows you to submit injury photos and insurance details to your care team.
Does Dr Stitch provide medical advice?
No, Dr Stitch is strictly for intake and check-in purposes. It does not offer medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For emergencies, you should call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
How long does it take to complete an intake with Dr Stitch?
Patients report that most intakes take just a few minutes to complete, significantly reducing waiting room time. The guided chat asks clear, plain-language questions one at a time.
What information can I submit with Dr Stitch?
You can submit your personal details, information about what happened, any allergies or special needs, photos of your injury, and the front and back of your insurance card.
Is my information secure with Dr Stitch?
Yes, all information submitted through Dr Stitch is sent securely to your care team. The app is designed to protect your sensitive medical and personal data.
What devices does Dr Stitch support?
Dr Stitch is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for mobile use to facilitate quick check-ins.
How often is Dr Stitch updated?
The latest version of Dr Stitch is 1.1, which was last updated on September 8, 2026. Updates ensure the app remains functional and secure for users.
Does Dr Stitch have ads?
No, Dr Stitch does not contain advertisements. It is a free application focused solely on providing a streamlined intake experience for patients.
