Your health record — ready when you need it, wherever you are.

EverywhereHealth gives you a medical passport that works anywhere in the world. Tell us a bit about you so we can show you the right thing.

A child's health passport on a phone next to a QR scan card, emergency health card, passport and travel bag.

What brings you here?

Not sure? Any of these pages will help — they all show the same product.

The standard behind it

Built on the international standard, ISO 27269

Your passport uses the International Patient Summary, the global standard for sharing essential health information across borders. It's not a format we invented. It was created by the world's health-standards bodies and is the same structure already used for cross-border care in Europe.

Why a doctor abroad will actually trust it

When you hand someone your passport in a clinic far from home, they're not being asked to trust an app. They're looking at a format their world already recognises.

Your passport follows ISO 27269, the International Patient Summary, the globally recognised standard for the exact situation you're in: needing care in a country that isn't yours. It was built jointly by the major health-standards organisations — ISO, HL7, CEN, IHE and SNOMED International — and it's the same data structure used for cross-border care across Europe.

That's the difference between a note you typed and a document a clinician knows how to read.

And your information never leaves your device — nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored on our servers, nothing is sold.

Learn about the standard
  • Built on ISO 27269, the International Patient Summary
  • The format designed for care across borders
  • Created by ISO, HL7, CEN, IHE and SNOMED International