Emergency access
When seconds matter, your card is already on file.
Generate a medical card with blood type, allergies, medications, and a QR code that opens your public emergency profile for first responders.
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National digital health identity
Health identity that travels with you.
Emergency cards, medical records, hospital workflows, and family access in one system for Zimbabwean care, not another generic portal.
Photo: National Cancer Institute (Unsplash)
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Emergency card with printable layout and public QR
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Citizen records upload, download, and family sharing
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Hospital registration, biometrics, discharge, and files
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Role-based dashboards for staff and patients
The platform
Care workflows, not checkbox software.
Medical records
Documents you own, not folders lost in a drawer.
Citizens upload and download health files. Hospitals attach clinical notes. Family members get access only when you grant it.
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Biometrics, appointments, and discharge connected.
Hospital staff use the same MyID identity graph citizens build at registration and scan time.
Research-grade care infrastructure
Built where biology meets bedside. Identity that clinicians and patients both trust.
MyID is designed for facilities that register patients, scan fingerprints, manage discharges, and still need citizens to carry an emergency-ready profile outside the ward.
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Who MyID serves
Two front doors, one identity graph.
Citizens build trust over time. Hospitals meet them at registration, scan, and discharge without duplicate charts.
For citizens and families
Your profile, emergency card, records, appointments at participating hospitals, and controlled access for dependents.
Create citizen account
For hospitals and clinics
Register patients with facility IDs, run biometric checks, upload files, schedule visits, and process discharge from one staff dashboard.
Hospital staff sign in
Start with MyID today.
Citizens register in minutes. Hospital teams sign in with credentials from your administrator. Same platform and aligned workflows.