The ComfortCard emergency card lives in Apple Wallet, next to your boarding passes — one tap to hand a paramedic the essentials, and the same tap is your key into the whole co-op.care network.
This is a faithful preview of the pass. The Home Screen card works today; the Apple Wallet pass is in final setup and arrives shortly.
The back of the pass holds medications, allergies, emergency contacts, and the directive — revealed only when the card is scanned.
The pass holds a link and the essentials for an emergency — the sensitive detail stays in your ComfortCard, revealed only on a scan.
Name, home, directive status, and a scannable code — what a paramedic needs in the first thirty seconds, without unlocking the phone.
See the emergency view →The card shows the directive is on file; the scan opens it. Your voice is on the record before anyone has to guess.
Put your wishes down →The pass carries a QR, not your health data. The record stays in your ComfortCard, leaves with you, and is never handed to a general AI.
Why that line matters →Adding the card to Apple Wallet would be the lowest-effort way to carry it. No form, no password, no sign-in. The card is your co-op.care account; membership is the upgrade you grow into.
Add ComfortCard to your Home Screen. It opens full-screen like an app and holds the essentials even offline — no App Store, no download. Here’s how →
The pass design, fields and brand art are done. Signing and distribution are not set up, and there is no date yet. Until then, the Home Screen card is the way to carry it. See the iPhone plan →
It takes about ninety seconds and stays on your device. The Wallet pass is designed; signing is not set up yet, and there is no date.