Take a Tour of Stitched.Care: One App for the Whole Care Team

For families: one place for everything

It starts with a care profile for your loved one: their health history, medications, conditions and care needs, in one place the whole care team can see.

From there, your home screen shows today's care at a glance: who's visiting, what's on the plan and anything that needs your attention. The daily care plan lays out meds, meals, therapy and check-ins, so every caregiver knows exactly what to do.

When you need help, you can get matched with caregivers by skills, rating and distance, and assign one in a tap. You can book doctor and therapy appointments, in person or by video, and message your care team in one chat thread instead of chasing texts and voicemails. Payments live in the same place, so you can see every visit and pay without the back-and-forth.

For caregivers: every visit, organized

Caregivers see their schedule for the day, with addresses and tasks for each client. During a visit, they check in, work through a task checklist, log vitals and check out. A visit summary goes straight to the family chat, so you know how the day went even when you can't be there.

For doctors and therapists: the full picture

Doctors can accept appointment requests, keep clinical notes, review patient charts and hold video visits. Therapists can set measurable goals and track progress over time. Everyone works from the same care plan.

For care homes: respite and long-term stays

When your family needs a break or more support, care homes can accept respite or long-term stay requests, assign rooms and caregivers, and manage billing.

Why this matters

Caregiving comes apart when information is scattered. One missed medication change or one aide who didn't hear what the doctor said can undo a lot of hard work. Stitched.Care brings everyone together around one care plan, so no one has to hold it all alone.

Take a look on Youtube here or demo yourself at Demo.Stitched.Care

If you're caring for someone you love, we built this for you.

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