In another country, doctors don't know your history. Your QR gives them the information they need.
If you don't speak the local language, a translated QR can save your life.
Accidents happen when you least expect them. Being prepared is the best strategy.
Your QR translates your medical information into the language of the country you're visiting.
Works offline. You don't need data or WiFi to access your information.
Your consulate and family back home are notified automatically.
Policy number and emergency contact for your travel insurance.
The page automatically appears in the language of the phone scanning it, out of 15 languages. Your blood type, allergies and medication are read in the doctor's language, not yours.
You don't need data: the QR is printed. The person scanning uses their own connection, which is always available in a hospital or a police station.
No. Insurance covers the costs; the QR solves the information problem. They're different things, and it's actually worth storing your insurance details inside the profile so responders know who to notify.
That's why it's worth having the QR in more than one place: one in the wallet, one on the phone and one inside the suitcase. The code is the same and doesn't depend on any device.