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Dwell-time visibility + patient empowerment

Scan the label.
Know the dwell time.

Discover Timertag, a new QR label for medical consumables. Scan it with any smartphone to see the dwell time of a peripheral IV, urinary catheter or dressing, or the countdown status of an IV set. A GS1 DataMatrix is generated that allows hospital scanners to easily document each consumable in the EHR with its own unique serial number. Easy.

No app. No accounts. No patient data.

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Timertag scan screen for a peripheral IV, showing time in place, a GS1 DataMatrix to scan into the EHR and a patient information button

FOUR LABELS

Pick the device you look after.

Each label is made for one device type. They all work the same way: affix, activate, check.

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Peripheral IV

Dwell time, with a routine or emergency choice at activation.

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Urinary catheter

Dwell time, read from the drainage tubing.

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Dressing

Dwell time, from a label on the border. AI-generated image.

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IV set

A countdown to the set change you chose at activation.

How it works

Affix

The label goes on the device at manufacture or at the bedside. Tubing labels fold around the line and stick to themselves.

Activate

Use any smartphone to scan the label, start the timer and generate the DataMatrix. Nothing to install, nothing to sign in to.

Check

Every later scan shows the dwell time or countdown, the DataMatrix and patient guidance.

Value for hospitals

  • Track individual consumables in the EHR

  • Automate time-consuming device audits

  • Simplify device protocols

  • See dwell time instantly at point of care

  • Deliver patient guidance in 20 languages, with HAP and falls prevention advice

EHR-READY

Built to scan into your EHR.

After activation, the phone shows a GS1 DataMatrix that identifies the device and the label's unique ID. Once your EHR team adds a scannable field to the device record (in Epic, for example, the LDA avatar), nurses scan it with the unit's barcode scanner like anything else. Every later scan of that label matches the same device, through to removal.

 

Timertag never sees the record. Data only flows one way, from the phone screen to your scanner, so there's no PHI and no BAA.

 

For EHR teams: integration guide (PDF) and test codes (PDF).

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.

Where would you like to start?

Timertag

Four device labels. Time in place, patient guidance and EHR scanning.

Bedside Guide

Free patient guidance on a bedside sheet you print yourself.

Try it on your phone

Open a demo label. See activation, time in place and the EHR code.

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