Wear the bracelet or use the mobile app
Your personal emergency identifier stays with you every day.
Health information when every second matters
Essential medical information accessible in seconds to authorized healthcare professionals, wherever you are in the world.
Your personal emergency identifier stays with you every day.
An authorized healthcare professional scans the QR code with a compatible device.
Critical medical information can be displayed rapidly to support care.
Healthcare professionals can make decisions with more relevant context.
HealthDataSOS is designed to present the information that can matter most in an emergency, without overwhelming the responder.
Key transfusion information when available and verified.
Known allergies and critical intolerances.
Relevant medication and treatment information.
Major conditions and health context useful in urgent care.
Trusted people to contact when necessary.
Information supporting safer patient identification and continuity of care.
The exact data shown and access rules depend on the deployed configuration, local law, consent model and technical integrations.
The concept developed from IdePHIR is to make relevant patient information easier to access when the usual medical record is unavailable or fragmented.
The objective is to support diagnosis, reduce unnecessary duplication of examinations and improve coordination between caregivers.
HealthDataSOS should be deployed with a clear distinction between emergency access, patient-controlled access and any broader medical-record access.
Encryption, access control and auditability should be built into the deployed architecture.
Access policies should reflect the role of the user, the emergency context and applicable law.
The solution is intended to work with healthcare interoperability standards such as HL7 FHIR where appropriate.
GDPR, identity, hosting and medical-device obligations must be assessed for each market and final product scope.
For partnerships, pilots, healthcare integrations or product information, contact the HealthDataSOS project team.