A cut requiring stitches can disrupt an entire day. I’ll Have You In Stitches brings experienced physician care directly to eligible patients throughout Bergen County, offering a convenient alternative to traditional urgent care or emergency department visits for appropriate injuries.


Bergen County, New Jersey
Expert Laceration Repair. At Your Door.
Physician-led, concierge wound care delivered directly to your home or location.
Care personally provided by Dr. Joshua Gildin, DO, MBA, an Emergency Medicine physician.
Not for emergenciesThis service is not a substitute for emergency medical care. For severe bleeding, major trauma, difficulty breathing, loss of consciousness, or other potentially life-threatening emergencies, call 911 or seek emergency department care immediately.
Doctor to door
When accidents happen, we come to you.
Concierge care
Physician-level care, personalized.
Every wound is different. Dr. Gildin personally evaluates the injury, discusses the treatment options, and performs the procedure when clinically appropriate. From initial assessment through wound-care guidance, patients receive individualized attention.

From sutures and staples to tissue adhesive and personalized follow-up, experience professional medical care without the traditional waiting room.
Services
Laceration repair, done right, wherever you are.
Mobile stitches, staples, and tissue adhesive for children and adults across Bergen County.

Mobile laceration repair
Evaluation and closure of suitable cuts at your home or another appropriate location. Treatment may include wound assessment, irrigation, local anesthesia, and sutures, staples, or tissue adhesive, as clinically appropriate.
Tissue adhesive closure
For suitable wounds, medical-grade skin glue is a quick, needle-free alternative to stitches.
Scalp staple repair
Fast, secure closure of suitable scalp lacerations with medical staples.
Wound evaluation & care
Assessment of minor traumatic wounds, cleansing, dressings, and follow-up guidance.
Suture & staple removal
Removal when it’s time, with a check of how the wound is healing.
Also available, after individual assessment
- Concierge Urgent Care EvaluationPhysician evaluation of selected non-emergency complaints, depending on availability, clinical appropriateness, and location.
- IV hydration & medication administrationPhysician-supervised, for patients for whom it’s medically appropriate. These are not routine wellness infusions.
Dr. Josh Gildin
DO, MBA
Emergency Medicine Physician
Meet your physician
Meet Dr. Josh Gildin
Joshua Gildin, DO, MBA, is an Emergency Medicine physician and healthcare leader with experience treating patients across emergency department and urgent care settings.
He founded I’ll Have You In Stitches to bring physician-level wound care directly to patients. Every visit is personally evaluated and managed by Dr. Gildin.
Read his full bio →How it works
Four simple steps.
- 01
Contact us
Text or call and briefly describe the injury.
- 02
Intake & confirmation
Complete the secure intake form and confirm your visit.
- 03
Care at your location
Dr. Gildin comes to you, examines the wound, and treats it when appropriate.
- 04
Guidance & follow-up
Get wound-care instructions and follow-up through secure messaging.
Transparent, direct-pay pricing
Know what to expect.
A direct-pay medical service. No insurance billing and no surprise facility fees. Your final fee is confirmed before treatment begins.
| Service | Approx. fee |
|---|---|
| Basic wound care | $400 |
| Tissue adhesive closure | $500 |
| Scalp staple repair | $500 |
| Sutured laceration repair | $650–$1,200Depends on length, depth, location, and complexity |
| Concierge Urgent Care Evaluation | Individually quoted |
| Mobile IV services | Individually quotedApprox. $500 for certain standard visits, after medical assessment |
Reservation & evaluation fee
$100Collected once Dr. Gildin accepts your visit, before he travels. Non-refundable. The fees listed above already include it (for example, staples: $100 reservation + $400 = $500). See policy.
How you pay
Zelle (preferred), Venmo, or credit/debit card through Square. Payment instructions are sent after the doctor accepts your visit, and you receive an itemized invoice for the exact amount after your visit. Any card-processing surcharge is disclosed before you pay. No final procedure charge is collected before you are evaluated.

Service area
Serving Bergen County.
Mobile care at your home or another appropriate location. There’s no walk-in clinic.
- Teaneck
- Bergenfield
- Englewood
- Tenafly
- New Milford
- Fair Lawn
- Paramus
Other Northern New Jersey locations may be available on request.
Can my child’s laceration be repaired at home?
Often, yes. Many cuts in children can be cleaned and closed at home with sutures, staples, or tissue adhesive. Dr. Gildin reviews each injury first, and a parent or legal guardian provides consent and must be present for the visit for any patient under 18. Some injuries are better treated in a hospital, and if that’s the case for your child, he’ll tell you right away.
How much does a visit cost?
Typical fees run from about $400 for basic wound care to $650–$1,200 for a sutured repair. Tissue adhesive and scalp staples are about $500 each. A reservation and evaluation fee, typically $100, is collected once your visit is accepted. Your final fee depends on the injury, location, and time of day, and is confirmed with you before treatment. See Pricing.
Do you accept insurance?
No. I’ll Have You In Stitches is a direct-pay medical service, and insurance is not billed. You receive an itemized statement after your visit. Whether your plan reimburses any part of it is between you and your insurer.
How quickly can you arrive?
It depends on Dr. Gildin’s availability, your location, and the time of day. We can’t promise a specific response or arrival time. When you text, you’ll hear whether a visit is possible and roughly when. If a wound can’t wait, go to the nearest emergency department.
What happens if I need an emergency department?
Some injuries need a hospital. Examples include bleeding that won’t stop with pressure, very deep or heavily contaminated wounds, wounds with numbness or loss of movement, many animal or human bites, and any injury with a head strike, fainting, or other trauma. If Dr. Gildin thinks you need emergency care, during screening or at the visit, he’ll tell you directly and help you understand why.
This service is not a substitute for emergency medical care. For severe bleeding, major trauma, difficulty breathing, loss of consciousness, or other potentially life-threatening emergencies, call 911 or seek emergency department care immediately.
Doctor Door
The stitches are mandatory. The laughter is complimentary.