DWELL-TIME VISIBILITY + PATIENT EMPOWERMENT
Scan the label.
Know the time.
One small QR label for each PIVC, urinary catheter, dressing and IV admin set. Any phone camera shows time in place or a countdown, patients get guidance in their own language, and your unit's barcode scanner adds it to the EHR.
No app. No accounts. No patient data.
FOUR LABELS
Pick the device you look after.
Each label is made for one device type. They all work the same way: affix, scan, activate. After that, every scan shows where things stand.
How it works
01
Affix
Put the label on the device when it goes in or goes on. Tubing labels fold around the line and stick to themselves.
02
Scan
Point any phone camera at the QR code. The page opens in the browser. Nothing to install, nothing to sign in to.
03
Activate
One tap starts the clock. Every scan after that shows time in place, or the countdown for an IV set.
NEW: INTO THE EHR
Your barcode scanner already knows what to do.
After activation, the phone shows a GS1 DataMatrix. Scan it with your unit's barcode scanner and the device and its start time go into the patient's record, the same way you scan anything else.
Timertag never sees the record. Each label carries a unique ID and nothing about the patient.
No app
Any phone camera opens it.
No accounts
No sign-in for staff or patients.
No PHI
Nothing about the patient is entered or stored.
No data entry
Nobody types anything into the screen.
WE LISTENED
What changed after AVA 2026
At AVA 2026 in Dallas (the Association for Vascular Access annual meeting), we talked with nurses and clinicians from hospitals across the US, and we listened. They told us two things. Tapping tags isn't how US units work, and anything that doesn't reach the EHR adds work instead of saving it.
So Timertag is now QR only, with one label for each device type, and every active label can be scanned straight into the EHR.
If you picked up an earlier Timertag label, it has been retired and will no longer open. Register your interest and we'll send you the new ones.