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Your care.
Close at hand.

Two ways to keep Medscribe close. Record appointments, carry your Know Me card, and bring the conversation back to your phone. Choose the companion or the wearable pendant.

Medscribe e-paper companion showing appointment recording with a waveform
Rounded Medscribe pendant with a threaded neck cord and Alex Morgan’s Know Me card
The companion & the pendant. Two ways to keep Medscribe close.
Medscribe e-paper companion showing appointment recording with a waveform
Medscribe e-paper companion showing the resting Know Me card with allergies, medications, conditions, care contacts, and support preferences

A little space for the appointment.

Meet the Medscribe companion. A dedicated e-paper device for your conversations and the context you choose to carry. Familiar physical controls. A quiet, readable screen. Just Medscribe.

Be present for the conversation.

With everyone’s permission, record an appointment on the companion. The original audio stays encrypted on the device.

Keep your Know Me card close.

Carry your allergies, medications, care contacts, and what helps you communicate. Hand over the companion to give a care team a quick introduction to you.

Pick up in the Medscribe app.

Connect to your iPhone to import a recording, transcribe it on the phone, and review it alongside the rest of your care context.

Connect your companion in the Medscribe iPhone app. Medscribe also works on its own, whenever your phone is all you need.

See how they work together
Medscribe pendant with rounded edges, a continuous cord through the rear attachment, and a readable Know Me card

Small enough to wear.
Personal enough to matter.

When explaining everything feels like too much, start with your Know Me card. The pendant keeps the details you choose close enough to show someone.

A smaller appointment companion.

Ask everyone’s permission, record your appointment on the pendant, then listen again and review the transcript in Medscribe.

A quick introduction to you.

Allergies, medications, care contacts, and what helps you communicate.

One button to find the detail.

Press the lower side button to move through your card, one clear page at a time.

A deliberate hold for help.

Hold the upper side button to notify your caregiver when you need help.

Your Know Me card. Keep it with you.

Meeting a new care team or finding it hard to explain? Hand over your companion. Allergies, medications, care contacts, and what helps you communicate give someone a starting point.

Alex Morgan’s Know Me record in the Medscribe iPhone app, with matching allergies, conditions, medications, and care contact
The complete Medscribe companion showing Alex Morgan’s Know Me card
Carry it on your companion. Review it in Medscribe.

Choose what to share in the app and update your handheld card as your needs change. Your details stay on the e-paper screen, ready for the next conversation.

Leave the appointment. Keep the conversation.

Alex came in about knee pain. The conversation covered stairs, a walking stick, the X-ray, and getting back to walks in the park. At home, the recording and transcript help Alex return to the details.

Medscribe on iOS 27 showing Knee pain follow-up with Dr. Jordan Lee, imported from the Medscribe companion

Your appointment, back on your phone.

After everyone agrees to recording, the companion captures the appointment. Bring it into Medscribe: the visit, clinician, and original audio stay together.

Medscribe playing the knee pain appointment with an audio progress bar and timestamped doctor and patient transcript

Listen again. Find the detail.

What did the doctor say about the X-ray? Open the transcript and tap a timestamp to hear that part again. Revisit the physiotherapy discussion and the plan for a six-week follow-up.

Transcription runs on your phone. Review your Know Me details in Medscribe and send your card back to the companion for the next visit.

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