How do I update or uninstall the DrHouse app?
You can update or uninstall the DrHouse app directly through your device’s app store or settings. Updating ensures you have the latest features and fixes, while uninstalling removes the app from your device without deleting your account.
Quick Answer:
- Update: Use the App Store (iPhone) or Google Play (Android)
- Uninstall: Remove the app from your device like any other app
- Your account and medical data are kept safe even if the app is deleted
- You can reinstall and log back in anytime using your phone number
How to Update the DrHouse App
Keeping the app updated helps ensure smooth performance and access to the latest improvements.
On iPhone (iOS):
- Open the App Store
- Search for “DrHouse”
- Tap Update (if available)
On Android:
- Open Google Play Store
- Search for “DrHouse”
- Tap Update
You can also enable automatic updates in your device settings so the app stays current.
How to Uninstall the DrHouse App
If you want to remove the app:
On iPhone:
- Press and hold the DrHouse app icon
- Tap Remove App → Delete App
On Android:
- Press and hold the app icon
- Tap Uninstall
What Happens After You Uninstall
- Your account is not deleted
- Your medical records, prescriptions, and history remain
- You can reinstall the app and log back in using your phone number and verification code
What to Know
- DrHouse is available only through the mobile app (not via browser)
- You’ll need a compatible smartphone (iOS or Android) and internet connection
- Logging back in requires access to your phone number for SMS verification
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