5.0 · 63 reviews
Soft, waterproof band with a tap-ready chip. Made for daily wear, sleep and showers.
You treat patients who can't speak. Be ready if it's you
Doctors help shape every Hero Link profile, and medical staff wear it on and off shift. One tap shows your history and who to call.
- 155.4M
- emergency department visits in the U.S. in 2022
- 1.5M+
- ER visits for adverse drug events every year
- 5x
- the workplace violence injury risk for healthcare and social workers
- 46%
- of health workers often felt burned out in 2022
Sources: CDC/NCHS NHAMCS (2022), CDC Medication Safety Program, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (2018 data), and CDC Vital Signs (2023).
You know what missing history costs
Every shift, patients arrive who can't tell you their medications, allergies or history, and gaps in information lead to harm. AHRQ notes:
“Transitions in care are also a well-documented source of preventable harm related to medications.”
What the CDC found about health workers
- Health workers reporting harassment more than doubled, from 6% in 2018 to 13% in 2022.
- Health workers who often felt burned out rose from 32% to 46%.
- Poor mental health days per month rose from 3 to 5.
- 44% of health workers planned to look for a new job in 2022, up from 33%.
Source: CDC Vital Signs, "Health Workers Face a Mental Health Crisis" (October 2023).
Take care of yourself like you take care of them
Healthcare is one of the hardest jobs there is. Here is how Hero Link helps you and your patients.
- 73% of nonfatal workplace violence injuries happened to healthcare workers in 2018 What it means for youIf you're hurt at work, your colleagues tap to see your history and who to call.
- ~500K hospitalizations each year follow adverse drug events What it means for youWith PRO, medications and doses are one tap away, for your patients and for you.
- 41.9% of physicians report at least one symptom of burnout (2025) What it means for youMental health is part of the free profile, shared on your terms.
Build the profile you'd want for your patients
Your free profile covers what responders need first. Verified nurses and medical staff get every PRO feature free, so your medications, physicians and documents can be on file too.
Included free
Free medical profile
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Pinned alertPuts "ER nurse · allergic to latex" at the top of your profile.
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Medical historyYour conditions and surgical history.
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AllergiesMedicines, latex, foods and anything else to avoid.
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Mental healthMental illness diagnoses, on your terms.
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Emergency contactsWho to call, and how they know you.
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Notify-contacts buttonAlerts your emergency contacts in one tap.
Hero Link® PRO
Add the details with PRO
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MedicationsEvery prescription and dose.
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Devices & implantsA CGM, pacemaker or other implants.
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PhysiciansYour own doctors and specialists.
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ImmunizationsYour vaccine records.
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Documents & scansRecords and paperwork, password protected.
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Family managementCover your family from one account.
Pinned alert ideas
- “ER nurse. Allergic to latex. Please call my husband.”
- “Physician. Type 1 diabetes. CGM on my right arm.”
- “Night-shift nurse. Epilepsy. Rescue med in my locker.”
On you, on shift and off
Twelve-hour shifts, constant hand washing and the trip home. Hero Link stays on, with nothing to charge.
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On a 12-hour shift Waterproof, so it handles constant hand washing. Where wrist wear isn't allowed, keep the wallet card with your badge.
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On call Colleagues tap with any NFC-enabled phone. No app or login needed.
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Heading home After a long shift, your info is still with you, with no battery to die.
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For your patients too Doctors help shape every profile. Share Hero Link with patients who can't always speak for themselves.
Built with doctors
Set it up once. Wear it every day
- 1Set up your free profileAdd your conditions, a pinned alert and your contacts in a few minutes.
- 2Wear it every dayWaterproof, with no batteries and nothing to charge.
- 3If someone taps itAny NFC-enabled phone opens the profile. No app needed.
- 4Update anytimeSomething changed? Edit the profile from your phone and it's live right away.
Wear one, carry one
Every device links to the same free medical profile. Wear the bracelet, keep the card with your badge, or do both.
5.0 · 65 reviews
Honor the line you serve or support. Same waterproof band, chip and free profile.
5.0 · 7 reviews
Wallet-sized backup that links to the same profile. Ideal for drivers and caregivers.
Covering a parent, a partner, the whole house?
Bundle bracelets and cards for everyone you look after. Each person gets their own free profile.
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2-pack
$60$50Save $10 -
4-pack
$120$100Save $20 -
Bracelet + wallet cardWear one, carry one
$55$45Save $10
Choose your colors
Tap a color for each bracelet. Tap a bracelet to change it.
Medical professionals and Hero Link, answered
Still unsure? Our team is made of people who've worked the calls.
Can I wear it at work?
That depends on your facility's policy. The bracelet is waterproof for hand washing. Where wrist wear isn't allowed, keep the wallet card with your badge. It links to the same profile.
Can I recommend Hero Link to my patients?
Yes. Every device includes a free medical profile, and doctors help shape what goes on it. It's a good fit for patients with allergies, heart conditions, diabetes, dementia or seizures.
Can our hospital or practice order in bulk?
Yes. Organizations can order in bulk and manage every device from one Org Portal. See bulk orders.
Is there training for clinical staff?
Yes. Our training shows staff how to find and read a Hero Link. See training.
Do responders need an app?
No. Any NFC-enabled smartphone can tap the bracelet to open the profile, with no app or account. See which phones work.
Will first responders know to look for my Hero Link?
Not always, and we want to be upfront about that. NFC medical IDs are still new to many first responders and hospitals, so we can't promise that every responder will notice or tap your Hero Link. To give yourself the best chance:
- Keep a Hero Link wallet card behind your driver's license, where people usually look for ID.
- Tell family, caregivers and coworkers that you wear or carry Hero Link.
- Set a clear pinned alert, so the most important thing shows first.
- Share our responder training with your local agencies.
Is the medical information private?
Profiles are HIPAA compliant and encrypted, and you decide what's on them. If a bracelet is lost, you can freeze it anytime from your account.
Ready to wear your info on every shift?
Built by current and former first responders and medical professionals.
Hero Link® shows the information you choose to add. It doesn't replace clinical judgment or advice from your doctor.