Admission Alley
iOS app by Greg Rhodes. Medical · Greg Rhodes
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-09
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Store description excerpt
Most people aren't ready when it happens. You don't get to pick the day. Admission Alley keeps every family member's complete medical profile on your device — organized and ready to hand over the moment someone asks. Mom's. Dad's. Yours. All in one app. COMPLETE MEDICAL PROFILE Everything hospitals actually ask for, in one place: medications, allergies, diagnoses, surgical history, immunizations, and insurance information. EMERGENCY VIEW One tap shows a care team everything they need instantly — name, blood type, medications, allergies, code status, and emergency contacts. Built to be read in 10 seconds flat. OFFLINE QR CODE Generate a QR code that shares your profile completely offline — no cell service needed, even in a basement ER. YOUR DATA STAYS ON YOUR DEVICE No account required. No server to hack. No company storing your medical history. Your information lives on your phone, under your control, always. PLANS Personal (Free) — your own complete profile, Emergency View, and offline QR code. Share ($14.99) — everything in Personal, plus send your profile to one trusted contact via text or email, point to point, no cloud in between. Family ($24.99) — everything in Share, for up to four separate profiles, so you can manage yourself, your spouse, and your kids from one app. Each profile can share independently. Admission Alley was built by someone who's been on both sides of a hospital admission — as a caregiver and as a patient. Walk in prepared. Every time.
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