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As healthcare systems evolve, generalist healthcare professionals—home care nurses, general practitioners, pharmacists—are increasingly involved in wound care. Most have foundational training, but wound care is just one of many responsibilities they manage.
At the same time, wound care itself is growing more complex:
These realities make it harder to maintain consistency across the care journey and to build a clear picture of how a wound is responding to treatment over time.
What if health care professionals had a tool that fit into their existing routines—one that helped them document wounds clearly, access relevant product information, and bring more structure to everyday care?
That’s where Cutimed Wound Navigator comes in.
Wound care practitioner, South Africa
Cutimed® Wound Navigator App supports healthcare professionals to easily assess and document wounds. It enables users to:
It’s a practical tool designed to help address some of the challenges faced in today’s care environments.
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Customer, UK
Yes. You can order calibration markers directly in the app:
Go to Settings → Get Calibration Markers → Order Calibration Markers
Or, when taking a photo, tap Help → Order Calibration Markers
Android: Supported from version 12 onward. (Android 10 is no longer supported.)
iOS: Supported from version 14 onward.
Wound care is complex—irregular shapes, time pressure, and varied practices make consistent assessment and documentation a challenge.
Based on direct feedback from healthcare professionals, we’ve enhanced Cutimed Wound Navigator to better support real-world needs.
New features help guide users through the wound capture process, offering visual cues like:
The hands-free wound measurement means the app automatically captures the wound surface area without the need to tap the screen. Manual adjustment remains available for full control.
These updates aim to bring more structure and consistency to wound documentation, helping healthcare professionals navigate the practical challenges of everyday care.
MFA, Germany