Healthcare patient information
Simplify patient communications with QR codes on wristbands, discharge packets, signage, and medication packaging. Deliver accurate instructions anytime, anywhere.
The Free plan needs no card.
The challenge
- Paper overload
- Discharge packets average 15 pages. Patients misplace them or never read critical instructions.
- Language gaps
- Translated materials are expensive to print and difficult to keep updated for every procedure or location.
- Compliance requirements
- Regulations demand that patients acknowledge risks and instructions, yet paper signatures are hard to track across departments.
- Limited insight
- Care teams rarely know if patients accessed videos, forms, or follow-up instructions after leaving the facility.
The Sprykit solution
Instant patient portals
Scan a QR code to view pre-op instructions, intake forms, or appointment details with single-tap contact options.
- Secure URLs with optional passcodes
- Upload PDFs, videos, or consent forms
Multilingual resources
Host care instructions in multiple languages and auto-detect browser preferences without reprinting stacks of translations.
- Segment content by language or location
- Accessibility-ready typography
- Version history for compliance audits
Care team analytics
Track which resources are viewed, gather digital acknowledgements, and share dashboards with care coordinators.
- Role-based access with four workspace roles
- Webhooks to the systems you already run
- CSV exports for reporting
What changes
Printed intake codes stay where they are while the forms behind them are revised.
- 0
- Reprints when a form, a policy or a location detail is revised.
- 1
- Code per touchpoint, editable without reissuing anything already printed.
- Downgrade-safe
- Codes already printed onto paperwork keep resolving on every plan.
Popular applications
Intake and consent
Place QR codes at check-in kiosks or on appointment reminders so patients can pre-fill forms from their phones.
Example: Scan to complete intake paperwork and insurance updates before arrival
Medication guidance
Attach QR stickers to prescription bottles or starter kits with dosage videos and refill links.
Example: Scan to watch injection tutorials and report side effects
Inpatient signage
Use QR codes on bedside signs for visiting hours, interpreter requests, or spiritual care contacts.
Example: Scan to change meal preferences or see infection-prevention tips
Community health
Share vaccination details, health fair resources, or behavioral health support via posters in libraries, schools, and clinics.
Example: Scan for free clinic hours, telehealth enrollment, and multilingual FAQs
What you get
- 18
- Form field types, including file upload, date, rating and conditional questions.
- 4
- Workspace roles — owner, admin, member and viewer — to control who reads submissions.
- Webhooks
- Send submissions onward to the systems you already run.
- Bot filtering
- Rate limiting and bot detection on every public form endpoint.
Related use cases
Keep patient instructions current
Empower every clinic, care coordinator, and pharmacist with QR codes that always show the right version of critical information.
The Free plan needs no card.