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28.5 million

ambulance calls a year

Source: National EMS Assessment, 2020 (NHTSA Office of EMS)
1 in 3

ER visits are missing critical patient information

Source: Stiell et al., CMAJ, 2003
6 in 10

seriously ill patients arrive at the ER without their advance directive on file

Source: Russell et al., Western Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2021

Set it up once, for life.

Stay connected and it updates on its own. Or just text us a change. Your code never changes.

Mar 4New medication addedLisinopril 10 mg, from MyChart
Jun 18Allergy addedSulfa drugs, by text from your phone
Oct 2Old prescription removedAmoxicillin, course finished
AlwaysSame QR codeNothing to reprint
MDDesigned by an ER physician trained at MIT and Yale

You don't have to know what a responder needs to know.

We screen your records and keep only what matters in an emergency.

What we look for
Allergiesand how severe
Medicationswith current doses
Conditionsdiabetes, seizures, heart
Devicespacemaker, insulin pump
Medical alert conditionsanything you'd wear a bracelet for
Who to callnext of kin first

The critical facts, included automatically.

Then personalize it. Tell responders how you'd like to be cared for.

Someone depends on meI care for my husband, who has dementia. Call Ana.
Pets at homeDog inside. Neighbor Sam has a key.
How to talk with meAutistic. Speak calmly and explain before touching.
Preferred hospitalRiverside Methodist
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Example
Emergency medical info
Emma CarterAge 9 · DOB 04/18/2017 · 62 lb
✓ Built from Emma's records and verified · Nov 3, 2026 · MyChart
BloodO+
Lang.EN
Weight28 kg
Allergies
  • Penicillin anaphylaxisrecorded Jun 2021

    Throat swelling and hives. Treated with epinephrine at Riverside Children's.

  • Peanuts severesince 2019

    EpiPen Jr 0.15 mg in her backpack front pocket. A second one is with the school nurse.

  • Dust mites sneezing, wheezesince 2023

    Can set off her asthma.

Conditions
  • Type 1 diabetessince Mar 2022

    Wears a glucose monitor on her left arm. Low blood sugar signs: shaky, pale, confused.

  • Asthma mild, exercise-inducedsince 2020

    No hospital stays. Uses her inhaler before sports.

Medications
  • Insulin glargine 14 units nightlysince Mar 2022 · last filled Oct 28

    Long-acting insulin at 8 pm. Prescribed by Dr. Lee, endocrinology.

  • Insulin lispro with meals, by carb countsince Mar 2022 · last filled Oct 28

    1 unit per 15 g carbs. Pump not used.

  • Epinephrine auto-injector 0.15 mg as neededlast filled Aug 30

    For peanut or penicillin reaction. Two pens: backpack and school nurse.

  • Albuterol inhaler 2 puffs as neededlast filled Oct 2

    Rescue inhaler. Also before sports.

  • Cetirizine 5 mg dailysince Apr 2024

    For dust mite allergy.

Recent
  • Oct 14, 2026 ER visit, low blood sugar

    Treated with glucose and released the same day. Insulin dose lowered after.

  • Aug 2, 2026 A1c 7.4%

    Checked at her endocrinology visit.

Baseline findings for Emma
  • Blood pressure 102/64Sep 2026

    Measured at her school physical.

  • Heart rate 88Sep 2026

    Resting, at the same visit.

Personal
  • Preferred hospital Riverside Children's

    Her care team is there. Her endocrinologist is Dr. Lee.

  • Comfort item stuffed rabbit in backpack

    She calms down faster with it. Named Bun.

Emergency contacts
Sarah Carter · Mom(555) 010-0142
Call
Mike Carter · Dad(555) 010-0187
Call
Updated Nov 3, 2026 · Not a substitute for medical care

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  • Our AI assistant, built with an ER physician, guides you every step
  • Pull records from MyChart, Apple Health or a document
  • Preview what a responder sees and change anything in your own words
  • Personalize it and tell your story
  • Your QR code, free, with automatic updates
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$149 one time
  • A 45-minute call with a RecordsReady specialist
  • Concierge records retrieval: we get your records and care protocols directly from your care team
  • We go through your advance directive with you
  • We review your preview page so nothing is missed
  • Includes one pre-printed bracelet or tag
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2

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3

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We text you a link to see your page and save your code.

Frequently asked questions.

Is it really free?

Yes. The code, the page and updates are free.

Do you sell my information?

No. Never. We use it only to run Caspia and your RecordsReady page. We never sell it.

How do you keep my information safe?

Your information is kept safe and private. It's stored securely, and we never sell it.

Who can see my page?

Anyone who scans your QR code sees your page, with no login, so a paramedic can open it in seconds. It shows only what you choose.

How does it stay up to date?

Stay connected to MyChart and it updates on its own. Or text 1-888-488-3031 from your registered phone. Your code never changes.

I lost my QR code. How do I get it back?

Text 1-888-488-3031 from your registered phone and we'll send it right back.

Can I set up a code for my child or my parent?

Yes, as a parent or guardian, or with their permission. Use your MyChart proxy access.

Do responders need an app?

No. Any phone camera opens the page.

Do you tell my town who I am?

No. We only tell them to look for your QR code.

Who made RecordsReady?

Designed by a double board-certified emergency medicine and lifestyle medicine physician, trained at MIT and Yale. Built by Pro-Patient Tech, the team behind Caspia Health.

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