Your health history.
Always with you.

All your health data is stored locally on your device — not on any server or cloud. We never see your data, never collect it, and never sell it. It stays on your phone.

Yes — the app includes a PDF export feature that produces a clean, professionally formatted document with all your health information. You can email it to your doctor, print it before an appointment, or share it with family members.

Yes — the app supports multiple profiles and includes a sync feature that lets you share your health data with a spouse or caregiver on their own device. You control what is shared and when.

Yes — the app includes optional PIN and Face ID security to protect your health records. Importantly, the Emergency Card remains accessible even when the app is locked, so first responders can always access your critical information.

The Emergency screen shows your most critical health information in one place — blood type, emergency contacts, primary physician, current medications, allergies, DNR status, and hardware implants. ER staff can see everything they need immediately without searching through the app. It's visible even when the app is locked.

Hardware implants like pacemakers, stents, and joint replacements affect what medical procedures are safe — especially MRI scans. Most people forget to mention these in an emergency. Having them in the app means ER staff can check immediately.

Yes — the backup and restore feature lets you export all your data as a single file and import it on a new device. Your data transfers completely, including all profiles and health records. Because everything lives only on your phone, the app also reminds you every 90 days to export a backup — just a gentle nudge so your information is never at risk if something happens to your device.

Calendar sync is optional and stays off until you turn it on. When you do, your phone will ask for permission to use its calendar. Then, for any doctor's appointment you choose, the app writes the visit's date and time to your phone's own calendar app — the same as if you'd typed it in yourself. Edit the appointment in the app and the calendar entry is updated to match, so you don't have to change it in two places. If you change or remove the event in your calendar app instead, the app notices the next time you open it and checks with you rather than quietly changing your records. Calendar sync happens on your device, between the app and your phone's calendar — we never receive your appointments. (If you use Partner Sync, appointment details travel with the rest of your Care Team information in that encrypted transfer.) You can turn Calendar sync off at any time in Settings — that stops future updates but doesn't delete events already on your calendar, so remove those in your calendar app if you want them gone.

Yes — everything works completely offline. You only need an internet connection if you want to sync data with a spouse or caregiver. All other features work without WiFi or cellular service.

No. SeniorHealthCompanion is free to download. There's no subscription and no hidden fees. A small banner ad helps keep the app free — it never has access to your health data, which stays private on your device at all times.

The app is fully translated into 10 languages: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Filipino, Russian, and Ukrainian.

Yes — the app includes a text size setting (small, medium, large) in Settings. The default is medium. You can change it at any time to suit your preference.

No — SeniorHealthCompanion is a personal health record organizer, not a medical device or diagnostic tool. Always consult your physician for medical decisions. The app helps you keep your information organized so you can communicate more effectively with your healthcare team.