Your medical info, one tap away when it matters most
An NFC Emergency Medical ID first responders can tap — plus a private Health Hub for meds, vitals and doctor visits.
How it works
The "File of Life," digitized — built on the med-bracelet standard responders already trust
Zero charging, zero compliance burden
Passive NFC hardware — no battery, nothing to charge, waterproof, and worn like the medical bracelets and necklaces already established in pre-hospital care.
Actionable in seconds, not minutes
One tap on any modern phone shows blood type, allergies, active medications, conditions, and emergency contacts — the same data as a File of Life card, always current, never faded or left on the refrigerator.
Built for stabilize-and-transport
Designed to complement ALS/BLS workflows, not change them: responders get history in the seconds it takes to reach the rig, and receiving hospitals get the same link.
EPCR-friendly by design
Profile data is displayed as clean structured text that field crews can capture directly into ImageTrend and other EPCR platforms — no integration required to start, API available when your county is ready.
Uses the universal ISO/IEC 14443 standard — readable by every NFC-enabled iPhone and Android since 2018. Departments and medical direction teams: contact Welcome@tapnvip.com for a pilot briefing.