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SMLtags EMS

SMLtags EMS

Emergency patient data access

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Released
September 27, 2026
Updated
November 1, 2026

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SMLtags, LLC
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Provides verified first responders with instant access to critical patient medical information at an emergency scene. Simply tap an SMLtag with a phone to retrieve allergies, medications, conditions, and more, ensuring vital data is available when patients cannot communicate.

✓Instant patient data access
✓Tap-to-read SMLtag functionality
✓Allergies and medications highlighted
✓Height and weight for dosing
✓Verified credentialed access
✓Auditable access logs
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What's New in SMLtags EMS

3.0.71

November 1, 2026

The app now follows your phone's text size unless you choose a size in the app, and a size chosen in the app is no longer applied twice. When the app is not in English, a patient record can be switched to English with Show in English. A tag scanned before you enter your sign-in code now opens right after the code. The sign-in screen links to the Privacy Policy and the Consumer Health Data Privacy Notice. Legal texts appear in English, the binding version, in every language. Plus revised Spanish wording and many fixes.

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Built with EMS in mind

As an EMT, I can immediately see the value in this app. On calls, patients aren’t always able to tell us their medical history, medications, allergies, or emergency contacts. Being able to quickly access that information through an SMLtag could give us valuable information when we need it most. The app is straightforward, keeps the important information easy to find, and doesn’t bury you in unnecessary features. It feels like something designed by people who actually understand what first responders need in the field.
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FAQ

What kind of medical information does SMLtags EMS provide?

SMLtags EMS provides access to a patient's allergies, current medications, medical conditions, height and weight, emergency contacts, and any advance directives they have on file. This information is what the patient has chosen to record.

Who can access patient data with SMLtags EMS?

Access to SMLtags EMS requires a verified account and a current license or certification on file. The app verifies your credentials before enabling emergency access, ensuring only authorized personnel can view patient records.

How does SMLtags EMS ensure accountability for data access?

Every access to a patient record creates an audit entry. This log records the time, your identity, and device information. The patient is also notified that their record was accessed, making it a transparent and accountable tool.

What devices are supported by SMLtags EMS?

SMLtags EMS is available on iPhone and iPod devices. This ensures compatibility with common mobile devices used by first responders.

What is the age rating for SMLtags EMS?

SMLtags EMS has an age rating of 17+. This is likely due to the sensitive nature of the medical information it handles and the professional context in which it is used.

How often is SMLtags EMS updated?

SMLtags EMS was last updated on September 27, 2026, with version 3.0.20. The release date for this version was also September 27, 2026, indicating recent development activity.

Does SMLtags EMS have ads?

No, SMLtags EMS does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to provide a focused and uninterrupted experience for emergency responders.

What makes SMLtags EMS different from other medical apps?

SMLtags EMS focuses on immediate, tap-based access to patient data via SMLtags, specifically for verified first responders in emergency situations. It prioritizes critical information like allergies and medications for quick, on-scene decision-making.