Mom safety

If something happens to Mom, you'll be the first call.

Make your mother a medical ID with her conditions, medicines, allergies and your phone number. She keeps it in her purse or on her phone. If she falls, faints or gets confused, whoever helps her scans it and calls you.

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Why MySafeCard

What to put on your mom's card

  • Her photo, age and blood group
  • Conditions: BP, diabetes, heart, thyroid
  • Medicines with dose and time
  • Allergies, especially to medicines
  • BP and sugar readings (Plus)
  • You first, then your siblings
  • Her doctor and insurance (Plus)

Her medicines, not a guess

Blood pressure, diabetes, thyroid or heart medicines, with doses and times, so paramedics know exactly what she takes.

You manage it for her

Make and update her card from your own account. She doesn't need to use an app.

You're alerted

If her card is scanned, you get a notification straight away. With Plus, you also see where, if the person allows it.

How it works

Ready in two minutes.

Make Mom's card

From your account, in about two minutes. Free.

Give it to her

Print the QR for her purse, or set it as her phone's lock screen.

Keep it current

New medicine after a check-up? Update it from your phone.

Pricing in India

Free to make. Printed if you want it.

Your digital card is free: share its link, or print its QR code at home.

Your digital card

Free

Blood group, allergies, conditions, medicines and emergency contacts · QR code and link · scan alerts

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A wallet-sized PVC card with NFC and QR, printed and delivered to your door.

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Emergency numbers in India

In an emergency, call first.

112EmergencyPolice, fire and ambulance, all over India 108AmbulanceEmergency ambulance in most states

MySafeCard never replaces emergency services. Call 112 first; your card tells responders who you are and who to call.

FAQ

Questions, answered

In an emergency she may not be able to say what she takes or who to call. A medical ID speaks for her: her conditions, medicines, allergies and your number.
Yes. Add her card to your account and edit it any time. She just carries the QR.
Every scan sends you a notification. With Plus, you also see where it was scanned, if the person allows it.
No. A printed QR in her purse works; it's read with the helper's phone, not hers.
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More ways to keep your family safe

Family safety card → Mom safety card → Dad safety card → Kids ID card → Senior emergency card →

Five minutes today can bring them home.

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