Who it helps
Make your Medical ID
Fill in only what a stranger helping you would need. Everything stays in this browser. Your phone previews update as you type.
Tick the box under the form to unlock downloads.
Put it on your lock screen
Questions
Where is my information stored?
Inside the QR code itself. When someone scans it, their phone opens qrmedic.com/id and reads your information from the part of the link after the # sign. Browsers do not send that part to any server, so QR Medic never receives it. Your form is saved only in this browser on this device.
What if my medications change?
Come back to this page on the same device, edit the form, and download a new wallpaper. The old code keeps showing the old information, so replace printed cards and stickers too. Review it every six months and after any hospital stay.
Does the scan need internet?
Opening the full card does. The most important facts (allergies, conditions, emergency contact) are printed on the wallpaper itself, so they are readable even with no signal.
Will paramedics look at my lock screen?
Many do, but practice varies. That is why the key facts are printed large on the screen, and why you should also set up your phone's built-in Medical ID. Wearing a medical alert bracelet is still wise for serious allergies, diabetes, epilepsy and blood thinners.
Is this a medical device or HIPAA service?
No. It is a free personal information tool. It does not diagnose, monitor, alert anyone or store health records. Nothing you type reaches QR Medic.