Most people aren't ready when it happens. You don't get to pick the day. Admission Alley puts your complete medical profile — medications, allergies, insurance, emergency contacts — on your device, ready the moment someone asks.
Free to start. No account. No subscription. No cloud.
Critical information isn't ready. Not because patients don't care — because nobody told them they needed to prepare.
Takes about 10 minutes. Lives on your device. Works without internet — even in a basement ER.
Pay once. Keep it forever. No subscription, no monthly fees, no data selling.
Free gets you prepared. Share gets your family prepared too.
† The Code Status / DNR field records your personal preference for reference. Upon arrival at a hospital, please consult your physician to formally discuss and document your DNR status through the appropriate medical and legal process.
No account required. No server to hack. No company storing your medical history. Admission Alley is built on a simple principle: your information belongs to you — it stays on your phone, under your control, always. Even when you use the Share feature, updates travel directly via text or email — point to point, no cloud storage in between.
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HIPAA applies to healthcare providers and insurance companies — not to personal health apps that store your own information on your own device. Admission Alley never transmits your data to a server, so there's nothing to regulate. Your information stays on your phone, period.
Because your data is stored on your device and not in the cloud, losing your phone means losing your Admission Alley data too. We recommend exporting a PDF of your profile periodically and saving it somewhere safe — like email or a secure folder. If you have the Share feature, your trusted contact will also have your most recent profile.
Not directly — there's no system-to-system connection. But that's actually the point. You show your care team your Emergency View or hand them your phone, and they get everything they need in seconds. You're in control of who sees it and when.
Simple. You fill out your profile, then tap "Send Update." Admission Alley sends your profile directly to your chosen person via text or email — no app account required on their end. Any time you change something, tap it again and they get the updated version. They can read it but can't edit it. No servers, no middlemen, no accounts.
Yes — almost everything works completely offline. Your profile, Emergency View, and QR code are all available with no cell service or Wi-Fi. The only thing that needs a connection is sending a profile update to your Share contact, since that goes through text or email.
Share ($14.99) is for one person managing their own profile and sending it to one trusted contact — like a mom sharing with her daughter. Family ($24.99) is for one person managing up to four separate profiles — like a parent keeping profiles for themselves, a spouse, and two kids. Each profile in the Family plan can also share independently.
All payments go through the App Store or Google Play — we never see or store your payment information. It's handled entirely by Apple and Google, the same way every other app purchase works.
Open the app and edit any field at any time — no restrictions, no limits. If you have the Share feature, tap "Send Update" after making changes and your contact gets the new version automatically.
Because your data lives on your device and not on our servers, nothing happens to it if we ever shut down. The app may stop receiving updates, but your existing data stays right where it is. We'd also recommend exporting a PDF of your profile as a backup regardless.
The app will be available on the App Store and Google Play globally. The content is written for a US audience, but the core function — storing your medical profile and sharing it when needed — works anywhere.
As a Nurse Practitioner, I've watched the same scene play out more times than I can count. A patient arrives and the first question is about their medications. The honest answer is: I don't know. Not because they don't care — because nobody told them to be ready. The care team doesn't slow down. The information just gets reconstructed from memory, guesswork, and whoever's in the parking lot trying to help.
Admission Alley is the app I wished my patients had. Private, because your medical history is yours. Simple, because complicated doesn't get used. Free to start, because being prepared shouldn't cost anything.
Ten minutes now means one less thing you have to hold together when everything else is already a lot.
Free to start · No account required · Works offline