AD Card support

No. Apple doesn't let any app write to Medical ID, so you add it yourself in the Health app. AD Card's Medical ID screen builds the text and has a Copy all button, and walks you through where to paste it.

Not the card itself, because it needs your phone unlocked. Two things work on a locked phone: the Lock Screen widget, which shows the headline, and Medical ID (swipe up, tap Emergency, then Medical ID), which paramedics are trained to open. Set up Medical ID from AD Card's Medical ID screen.

Say "Hey Siri, show my AD Card", set the Action button to the Show card shortcut, or add the Lock Screen or Home Screen widget and tap it.

Only on your phone. There is no account and nothing is sent anywhere. See the privacy policy.

Edit my details → scroll to the bottom → Delete my card. Medical ID in Health is separate; remove it there.

It only shows blood pressure readings saved in Health from the last two months. Check that AD Card has access: Settings → Health → Data Access & Devices → AD Card → turn on Blood Pressure.

It is a short summary, in our own words, of published guidance: the Consortium for Spinal Cord Medicine / Paralyzed Veterans of America, the NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation, the Spinal Injuries Association, EPUAP/NPIAP/PPPIA and NICE. Full source names are in the app under Where the guidance comes from. Always follow the plan from your own spinal team.

Yes. It is built for Dynamic Type, VoiceOver, large touch targets and hands-free opening with Siri.