Patient-owned cloud
Files are intended to live in the patient’s own Google Drive or Dropbox account.
Patient-controlled record sharing
Welcome to MedRecQR
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Your medical records. Organized. Accessible. With you.
MedRecQR helps patients organize medical documents in their own cloud storage and share selected information by QR code, email, or secure link.
MRQ
Emergency QR
Ready when needed
Labs
Imaging
Meds
Notes
Share without portal chaos
Patients can share records by QR, email, or link instead of juggling multiple EMR logins.
Emergency profile
Optional quick access to medications, allergies, problems, and emergency contacts.
Privacy and consent
You stay in control of your records.
This beta is designed to test the workflow before real medical record use. Please use mock or redacted documents only until MedRecQR completes legal, privacy, and security review.
Where files live
Your documents are intended to be stored in your own connected cloud account.
What MedRecQR stores
Only limited metadata such as file name, category, cloud provider, share status, and expiration.
What you control
You decide what to upload, what to share, and when to revoke access.
Home
Patient dashboard
Prototype view for the future MedRecQR beta app. Cloud connection is simulated in this version.
My Records
View categories, add mock files, and prepare the Google Drive workflow.
Care Team
List the doctors involved in your care and choose who appears on your Emergency QR.
Medications
Keep your medication list with dose, frequency, and a short note.
Emergency QR
Preview the emergency summary for urgent situations.
Share Records
Generate a demo QR, copy link, or email link for a selected mock record.
Provider Upload
Test a patient-approved provider upload flow using sample file names.
Mock record organizer
Medical record folders
Add sample file names only. Do not upload real records in this prototype.
Doctors involved in your care
Care Team
Add each doctor's name, specialty, and contact number. Turn on "Emergency QR" to include that doctor on your emergency summary.
What you take
Medications
Add the medication name, dose, and frequency. Use the comment for details like how long you have taken it or who prescribed it.
Medication list is entered by the patient and may not reflect recent changes. Verify with the patient, pharmacy, or prescribing clinician.
Provider upload
Create a patient-approved provider upload link.
This is the workflow you described: the patient creates an upload link, sends it to the provider, and the provider opens a simple browser page to upload the requested document within a time limit.
Provider link preview
What the provider receives
A browser link, not an app download. The provider opens it, sees the requested document/category,
uploads the file, and the link expires based on the patient’s settings.
Provider upload page
Upload requested record
This is a provider-facing upload page opened from a patient-approved link. Use sample or redacted documents only in this prototype.
Real version behavior
In the production app, the file should upload directly into the patient’s authorized cloud folder.
MedRecQR should store only limited metadata such as file name, category, provider name, upload status,
timestamp, and expiration.
Uploads received in this demo
No provider uploads yet.
Emergency QR builder
Quick access when the patient cannot explain.
Build a simple emergency profile and generate a QR code. For this early beta, use mock or redacted information only. The real app will require the patient to approve exactly what becomes accessible.
Emergency QR
Generate QR
In the production app, the QR should open a patient-approved emergency view, not expose anything the patient did not choose.
Emergency view
Complete the form and generate the QR to preview the emergency summary.
Lock screen idea
Patient can save the QR image and optionally place it on their phone lock screen with the label: “Emergency Medical Record.”