FOR SENIOR CARE & RESIDENTIAL CARE

    Medical ID Programs for Senior Care

    Critical resident information that travels with the resident.

    Give residents a connected Medical ID for appointments, hospital transfers, emergency transport and time away from the facility. A scan opens selected emergency information in any browser no responder app or account required.

    25-resident pilot. 90 days. $299.

    See How It Works

    RESIDENT CARRIES

    Connected Medical ID

    Bracelet, card, tag or supported format

    QREPUBLIK PROFILE

    Selected emergency information

    Contacts, medications and care notes

    RESPONDER OPENS

    Browser responder view

    No QRepublik responder app or account

    PILOT MODEL

    Start with a defined resident group.

    25
    Residents in pilot
    90 days
    Pilot period
    $299
    Pilot price
    No app
    Required for responders

    Emergency context shouldn't stop at the facility door.

    Facility records and procedures remain the source of truth. QRepublik provides supplemental resident-selected emergency context that can travel with the resident.

    QRepublik supplements existing care workflows; it does not replace clinical records or facility procedures.

    • Outside medical appointments
    • Hospital transfer
    • Emergency transport
    • Evacuation
    • Time away from the facility

    How the senior-care program works

    The workflow is intentionally simple: carry the ID, scan the QR code, open selected emergency context.

    1. 1

      A resident receives a connected ID

      Bracelet, card, tag or another supported format can carry the QR access point.

    2. 2

      Their profile is activated

      Selected emergency information is added to the QRepublik profile.

    3. 3

      The resident carries the ID

      The connected ID can stay with them inside and outside the facility.

    4. 4

      A responder scans

      A normal smartphone browser opens the responder experience.

    5. 5

      Selected information is available

      No special QRepublik responder app or account is required.

    The resident controls what their profile carries.

    Selected information can be updated in the QRepublik profile and made available through the responder view. This is profile information, not automatic synchronization with facility systems.

    CORE PROFILE EXAMPLES

    • Medical ID profile
    • Emergency contacts
    • Medications
    • Additional emergency information

    OPTIONAL EXPANDED PROFILE

    • Physicians
    • Insurance
    • Procedures
    • Lab information
    • Vaccinations
    • Medical documents
    • Implants

    Start small. Expand when it works.

    The pilot is designed for a defined resident group. Annual program pricing scales by active resident volume.

    25-RESIDENT PILOT

    $299

    Up to 25 residents. 90 days.

    CONNECTED ID PROGRAM

    25-99 active residents
    $29 / resident / year
    100-499 active residents
    $24 / resident / year
    500-1,999 active residents
    $18 / resident / year
    2,000+
    Custom

    At scale, connected Medical ID coverage starts from $1.50 per resident per month.

    What is included

    The program includes the connected ID layer and launch support needed to test the workflow with residents.

    Additional program requirements can be scoped during pilot planning.

    • Connected QRepublik IDs

    • Unique profile access

    • QR / URL assets as needed for the agreed program

    • Resident activation flow

    • Browser-based responder access

    • Basic launch guidance

    Who this is for

    • Senior Living
    • Assisted Living
    • Memory Care
    • Nursing Homes
    • Residential Care
    • Multi-Site Care Organizations

    Built for the moments that happen beyond the care setting.

    Resident portability

    The ID can travel with the resident beyond the care setting.

    Emergency-context access

    A scan can open selected emergency information in a browser.

    No responder app

    The responder view does not require a special app or account.

    Profile control

    The profile owner controls what information is selected for emergency visibility.

    One digital profile layer. Multiple ways for residents to carry it.

    QRepublik is not locked to one physical form. Format support is confirmed during program planning.

    Bracelet

    Card

    Tag

    Watch accessory

    Pendant where supported

    Emergency access without making the whole profile public.

    The responder view is designed around selected emergency information. It does not require a special QRepublik responder account.

    Phone scanning a QR Medical ID to open selected emergency information

    A responder may not discover or scan an ID. Access can depend on device and network availability. Displayed information depends on data supplied and maintained in the profile.

    Senior care program FAQ

    What is the 25-resident pilot?

    It is a 90-day QRepublik pilot for up to 25 residents. It is designed to test connected Medical IDs with a defined group before considering a wider rollout.

    What happens after the 90-day pilot?

    If the pilot is useful, the organization can discuss an annual Connected ID Program based on active resident volume.

    Does QRepublik replace our resident records?

    No. Facility records, medication administration records, clinical handoff and institutional procedures remain the source of truth. QRepublik provides supplemental emergency context that can travel with the resident.

    Does a responder need an app?

    No. The responder experience is designed to open in a normal smartphone browser without a special QRepublik responder app or account.

    What information can residents include?

    Core profile information can include a Medical ID profile, emergency contacts, medications and additional emergency information. Optional expanded profile categories can include physicians, insurance, procedures, lab information, vaccinations, medical documents and implants.

    Can we begin with one location?

    Yes. A pilot can begin with one location and a defined resident group before broader program requirements are scoped.

    Can the program expand across multiple facilities?

    Yes. A pilot can begin with one location and broader program requirements can be scoped if you decide to expand.

    What physical ID formats can be used?

    Supported formats can include bracelets, cards, tags, watch accessories and pendants where supported. Final format support is confirmed during program planning.

    What does annual pricing cover?

    Annual pricing covers the connected Medical ID program for active residents, including the QRepublik profile access layer and browser-based responder experience.

    Can larger or custom requirements be discussed?

    Yes. Additional program requirements can be scoped during pilot planning, including larger resident volumes or operational requirements that need custom review.

    Supplemental context

    Designed to travel with the resident, not replace facility records.

    Emergency transport

    Selected emergency information can be available away from the facility.

    Defined pilot

    Start with a specific resident group before considering expansion.

    Start with 25 residents.

    Test QRepublik with a defined group before considering a wider rollout.

    25 residents. 90 days. $299.