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The facts a responder needs, on one free card

If you carry an implant, have a serious allergy or want a stranger to know who to call, put it in your NeuraVate Emergency Passport. A responder scans the QR code on your card and sees what you chose to share.

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What goes in your passport

You fill it in yourself and decide what it holds.

Your implants

Each device, its maker and model, its MRI status and any safety warnings.

Allergies and conditions

The things a responder must know before they give you anything.

Blood type and your wishes

Your blood type, and whether you have a do-not-resuscitate order.

Who to call

The people a responder should ring, with their phone numbers.

Notes

Anything else a stranger helping you should read first.

How it works

No app to install, and nothing for a responder to sign in to.

  1. Create your free account

    Sign up with your name, date of birth and email address, then confirm your email. NeuraVate is for adults, 18 and over.

  2. Fill in your passport

    Add what a responder needs to know, in your web browser on a phone or a computer. You can change it whenever things change.

  3. Turn on sharing and make your card

    Nothing is shown to anyone until you switch sharing on. Then make your card: a QR code, a link, and a wallet card you can print at home.

  4. A responder scans it

    Your emergency page opens in their phone’s browser. They need no app and no account, and they see only what is on your passport.

  5. Lost a card? Replace it

    Make a new card and the old QR code and link stop working straight away, including on any copy you printed.

Your questions, answered plainly

Make your passport in a few minutes

It is free, and free to leave. Print your wallet card when you are done.

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