A traveler collapses in Bangkok. The clinic has no records. No medications list. No allergies. They treat blind. People die from this. EyeD ID solves it with a smartphone camera — no language barrier, no wallet, no phone required.
Every one of those travelers is a stranger to every clinic they might visit. No records. No medications list. No allergies. Doctors treat them blind — and sometimes it kills them.
Insurers pay $50K–$300K per incident. Many evacuations happen because the local clinic can't safely treat — not because treatment is impossible, but because they don't know the patient's history.
Conservative industry estimate. The foreign clinic doesn't know what medications the patient is on, what they're allergic to, or what conditions they have. They make decisions blind.
Paper cards no one carries. Phone apps that require the patient to be conscious. Medical bracelets that list nothing useful. There is no technology-first solution to this. Until now.
Any smartphone. Any country. Any language. Staff points the camera at the patient's eye. In 30 seconds, their complete medical history appears — translated, flagged, and source-linked to US clinical records.
Enroll patients in the US before they travel. Make the records accessible anywhere in the world. No foreign clinic needs to join the network — they just need a browser and a camera.
Patient enrolls via MyPulseScan before their trip. Records flagged ‘travel-ready’ and cached in Particle Health. The US records are already in the network — no new data infrastructure needed.
Hotel concierge, resort medic, cruise ship doctor scans the eye on any smartphone. Gets blood type, allergies, medications, emergency contact — translated. No clinic relationship needed.
Clinics in Cancún, Bangkok, Phuket, San José, Bogotá already treat Americans daily and fly blind. Approach as a free tool that improves their outcomes. Charge the insurer, not the clinic.
Patients flying to Mexico, Thailand, or Costa Rica for elective surgery need their full US record at the foreign hospital. A $100B+ industry with zero good record transfer solution.
Three ways to structure the partnership. Each solves a different buyer objection. The right choice depends on how your partner wants to account for it — as product cost, claims savings, or brand differentiation.
Insurer bundles EyeD ID enrollment into every travel policy. "Your policy includes medical record protection." They raise premiums $10–15 to cover it. Net positive on day one.
"Pay us 10% of what we save you." EyeD ID gets a percentage of documented medical evacuation costs avoided. Aligns incentives perfectly. Best for the pilot phase — data tells the story.
"[Partner] MedID powered by EyeD ID Lab." The insurer owns the customer relationship, we're the infrastructure. Platform fee plus per-access activation fee. Instant differentiator vs competitors.
The technology exists. The records exist. The market exists. The connection exists. The only question is when — not if.