Care is scattered
Search on one site, call another number, ask relatives for old papers, then start from zero at a new clinic. The journey is a pile of tabs — not a path.
Medcards is a practical layer between people, families, clinics, and insurers: find care, keep history portable, and share only what you choose — with AI that helps you act, never diagnose.
We are early. No polished customer gallery yet — and we will not invent one. Trust starts with a clear product and an honest stage.
Not abstract “digital health.” Everyday friction that wastes time and trust.
Search on one site, call another number, ask relatives for old papers, then start from zero at a new clinic. The journey is a pile of tabs — not a path.
Change city or organization and your chart often resets. Doctors reconstruct the past from memory. Families lose track of tests, vaccines, and who booked what.
People need proof of a visit for work, a caregiver, or peace of mind — not a permanent dump of their whole medical life into someone else’s inbox.
One coherent workflow. Not a chatbot bolted onto a clinic directory, and not another portal that forgets you left the building.
Describe the need in plain language. Get clinic options and a clearer next step. When insurance data exists, results can respect coverage. Urgent language may push you toward emergency help — not a pretend diagnosis.
Organizations, services, and coverage context side by side — so you compare options instead of bouncing between call centers and PDFs.
Relatives, partners, caregivers: one place for history and permissions you control — so the people who help you actually see what matters.
Medcards and visits are meant to travel across organizations. Share a single visit or a broader record — then revoke when the reason ends.
Upload scans and get structured summaries that surface what matters. AI assists reading; it does not replace a clinician.
Medcards is in discovery mode: most of the product is live and usable, while direct online booking stays off until partner clinics are ready. We would rather say that plainly than rent trust with logos we do not have.
If you want one place to find care, keep history, and control who sees what — start free and pressure-test the workflow on a real next visit.
If you want clearer demand, fewer repetitive calls, and a product your patients can actually finish — talk to us as a design partner, not as a finished marketplace claim.
If you care about multi-sided care infrastructure done carefully — read the founder view and the team, then write when the conversation is concrete.
Browse what is live, start free, or read why we are building this the hard way.