You are holding a UploMD Medical ID.

This person chose to make their emergency medical information available to treating clinicians. The code engraved beside this address is how you reach it.

The engraved code

Six characters, letters and numbers, engraved on the disc, bracelet or keychain you are holding. For example:

H7K4MX

The code never contains the letters I, L or O, or the digits 0 or 1 — they were left out so an engraving cannot be misread. If a character looks like one of those, look again: it is something else. Otherwise read it exactly as engraved.

Open the Emergency Directory app.uplomd.com

What happens next

Choose ID code as the search method and enter the six characters.
You will be asked to sign in and state a reason for emergency access. Directory access is limited to verified emergency responders and treating clinicians.
Every access is recorded — who looked, when, and why. That is deliberate. It is the reason patients are willing to be listed at all.

If you do not have responder access and a patient in front of you needs it, call the number on the disc if one is engraved, or contact support@uplomd.com. Do not delay clinical care waiting for records.

Not a responder?

If you found this address on a disc that is not yours, it belongs to someone who wanted it used in an emergency. Nothing here exposes their records — the directory requires verified access.

If you are looking for your own records, or want a Medical ID of your own, start at uplomd.com.

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