Compatibility & fit
A clear scan. A compatible tap.
CareID opens in a browser on the scanning phone. Choose the access point that fits daily life, and check how your device will open it.
Scan the QR
Most current iPhone and Android camera apps can recognize a QR code. Keep the full code in view, then tap the detected link.
Tap with NFC
CareID Card supports NFC on compatible phones. NFC availability, settings and antenna position vary by device. The Bracelet uses QR access.
Internet is required
The scanning phone needs internet access to open the online guide or published profile. The full information is not stored in the code, wallpaper or pass.
Choose what you carry
What each format needs.
Bracelet
QR scan; inside engraving can be read directly
Follow the included setup instructions and scan the actual bracelet before use.
Card
Wallet-size PVC card with QR + NFC
A compatible scanning phone; keep the code and tap point accessible.
Digital
Supported wallet pass + permanent emergency link
Secure My CareID access and the supported pass action for your device.
Free wallpaper
QR on your phone’s lock screen
Install the image yourself and keep the entire code visible.
Your Digital pass is a wallet pass.
On supported Apple devices, My CareID offers an Apple Wallet handoff. Other supported devices can use the Pass2U option provided. Follow the current instructions for your CareID and check that the pass was added.
A helper does not need a CareID app or account to open the online page. Owners may need a supported wallet app to store their pass. This is separate from installing a wallpaper.
Add your Digital pass.PHYSICAL FORMATS
Choose how you’ll carry CareID.
A QR medical ID worn on the wrist, with readable inside engraving. Confirm the wrist-size range before ordering.
The current catalog specifies a wallet-size PVC card with QR and NFC access and a writable emergency-information area.
Product photos show how the formats are carried; they are not scale measurements. Confirm exact dimensions or wrist fit with Support.
Ask about size or fitIf scanning or tapping doesn’t work.
CareID does not replace emergency services or guarantee that someone will notice, scan or act on it.
The camera does not detect the code.
Clean the surface, improve the lighting and hold the entire code in view. Move slightly closer or farther away to let the camera focus. Keep clocks and widgets clear of a wallpaper QR.
NFC does not open a link.
Unlock the phone, check NFC support and settings, and try the antenna area. It is often near the top on an iPhone or the upper or central back on Android. Thick or metal cases may interfere. Try QR if NFC is unavailable.
The page does not load.
Check the scanning phone’s internet connection and retry in its usual browser. Try cellular data instead of Wi-Fi, or another connected device. Do not delay emergency services while troubleshooting.