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FOR PATIENTS
Simple Information
Discover easy guidance.
What a Timertag Is
A Timertag is a small label your care team places on tubing or on a dressing — for a drip in your arm, a urinary catheter, or a dressing over a wound. You cannot buy one. Your hospital or clinic supplies them.
What Happens When You Scan It
Point your phone's camera at the label. A page opens showing pictures of the things your care team would like to hear about. Nothing on that page needs to be read. Tap the information button and the same guidance appears in writing, in your language. Twenty languages are available and your phone's own setting chooses for you. Every translation was done and checked by two professional medical translators.
An Example
This is the page a patient reaches after scanning a peripheral IV label. Pages for urinary catheters and dressings follow the same pattern. Your own page will match whatever your care team has fitted.
Important Information
Timertag pages provide guidance only and do not replace direct medical advice from your healthcare team. Your clinic or hospital remains responsible for your treatment. If you feel unwell, contact your nurse or doctor immediately.
Your Privacy
Timertag does not collect your name, your medical records, or anything else about you. There is no protected health information, no account to create, and no sign-in. Scanning the label tells us nothing about who you are.
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