CareBridge
Multi-specialty care, one record
Checking your session…
Care for your whole family
One account holds a profile for everyone you look after — your children, your partner, your parents. Switch between them without signing in again, and keep four medication schedules straight.
Every department, one app
Thirty-two departments, from general medicine to cardiology to dentistry. Not sure which one you need? Describe what's wrong in your own words and we'll route you — and if it looks urgent, we say so first.
Prescriptions, medicines, reports
A prescription your doctor writes is one you can read, price, find a cheaper equivalent for, locate in a nearby store and be reminded to take. Every report stays here — searchable, trended and yours to download.
Care for everyone you look after.
One account, a profile for each person, and the right department found in under a minute — without carrying your medical history in a plastic folder.
Welcome to CareBridge
Book across every department, hold your family's records in one place, and pick up each visit where the last one ended.
Browsing lets you look at departments, doctors and prices. You'll need an account to book anything or to see clinical records.
Picking up where you left off.
Margaret's blood pressure readings, Ethan's inhaler schedule and two reports are waiting for you.
Sign in
We'll text or email you a six-digit code. No password to remember.
Having trouble? Recover your account using a verified phone or email. We never ask security questions — they are guessable and we will not pretend otherwise.
One code, then you're in.
No password to remember, and nothing to reset at the worst possible moment.
Enter your code
We sent a six-digit code to (512) 555-0142. It expires in ten minutes.
One account. Everyone you care for.
Add your children, your partner, your parents. Each gets their own record and their own consent, and you switch between them without signing in again.
Create an account
This takes about three minutes. You can leave at any point and pick up exactly where you stopped.
By continuing you agree to our terms of use. You'll review privacy, telehealth and data-sharing consents separately in a moment — we don't bundle them together.
Let’s start with you
Four things that go on your medical ID — the card a paramedic can read off your locked phone. That is the only reason we ask for any of it.
What should a doctor know?
Allergies first, because that is the one thing that stops an unsafe prescription being written. Then anything ongoing, and what you already take.
Allergies
Ongoing conditions
Things a doctor treats you for regularly. This decides which department we route you to.
Medicines you take now
Photograph a strip or a paper prescription and we read it back to you. Nothing is saved until you confirm it.
Who should we call?
One person, reached only in an emergency. They can see your medical ID — blood group, allergies, conditions, medicines — and nothing else at all.
Where you live
Used to find pharmacies that have your medicine in stock, and to send a phlebotomist when a blood test can be done at home.
Cover, and who else you look after
With a plan linked, every price you see is what you would actually pay — before you book, not on the bill afterwards.
Who else do you look after?
Each person gets their own profile, their own records and their own consent. You can book for them without signing in again.
What you are agreeing to
Separate decisions, not one bundle. Two are needed to treat you safely; the rest are yours, and you can switch them off whenever you like.
Three things your device will ask for
Here is what each one is actually used for, so you can decide before the prompt appears.
Decline any of them and the app still works — you will just type a few things by hand.
Your medical ID is ready
Five profiles under one account. Here is what looks most worth doing first.