Emergency QR card: medical ID for wallet, bag and school ID

When something happens outside the home, the people who help are strangers. They don't know that Dad is allergic to penicillin, that Grandma has diabetes, or who to call first.

The MyCarePing Pass is a QR code on a wallet card, a bag tag or a school ID. Anyone can scan it with a normal phone camera, no app needed, and see only the emergency basics: name, blood group, allergies, conditions, medicines and the people to call. The family gets a message the moment it's scanned.

How it works

  1. Fill in the basics

    Blood group, allergies, conditions, medicines, doctor, and contacts in the order they should be called.

  2. Print the card

    Download a wallet-size card and print it at home, or save it as the phone's lock screen.

  3. Scanned? You know

    Every scan alerts the family with the time, and the location if the person scanning allows it.

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Questions

Who can see the information on the card?

Only the emergency basics. Reports and documents need the Doctor mode, which asks the family for approval every time.

Does it work without internet?

The printed card carries the key details and the QR link. Scanning the QR needs a phone with internet.

Is it good for children?

Yes. Many families put a Pass on the school bag so a teacher or stranger can reach them if the child is lost or hurt.

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MyCarePing is not an emergency service and does not give medical advice. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.