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ADHD · Inattentive, hyperactive and combined types

Stress removes words. Your profile keeps them.

In an emergency, ADHD means you may freeze, panic, forget critical information, or be misread as uncooperative. Your SafeCard profile carries everything a responder needs — even when you can't access it yourself.

In a life-threatening emergency, always call 999 first. SafeCard Alert helps responders help you.

The problem with emergencies and ADHD

ADHD under stress looks nothing like ADHD on a good day.

Working memory collapses. Words disappear. The ability to sequence information — medication names, allergy history, GP contact — goes first. A responder who doesn't know this may read panic as aggression, silence as uncooperation, or distraction as a head injury.

Your SafeCard profile carries the information that stress removes. Medication, allergies, what helps, what makes things worse — in your words, ready before anyone has to ask.

What disappears under stress

  • ·Your medication names and doses
  • ·Your GP's name and surgery
  • ·Your allergy history
  • ·Your carer's phone number

What SafeCard Alert keeps for you

All of it. In your profile. One tap away from anyone who needs it.

What SafeCard Alert does

Built for this. Not adapted. Built for this.

Every feature in SafeCard Alert was designed with neurodivergent people and their carers — not retrofitted from a system that wasn't designed for them.

Medication and interactions

  • Current medications, doses and instructions — kept current by you or a linked carer
  • ADHD medications (methylphenidate, lisdexamfetamine, atomoxetine) and contraindications flagged
  • Separate from the emergency instructions — clinical view for NHS staff only

Dysregulation plan

  • Your specific signs — what your dysregulation actually looks like, in your words
  • What helps: the environment, the approach, the language that works
  • What makes things worse: what not to say, what not to do, what will escalate

Equality Act Adjustment Passport

  • Workplace adjustments carried in your profile — available to line managers at Tier 3
  • Flexible working, processing time, written instructions, sensory environment needs
  • Travels with you to every workplace, every site visit, every meeting

Voice profile builder

  • No forms. No long fields. Speak naturally and SafeCard writes your profile
  • Built specifically for people with ADHD who find form-filling overwhelming or impossible
  • Not dictation — a conversation. Follow-up questions, structured output, you review and confirm

Medication reminders

  • Configurable reminders for every medication — dose, frequency, timing, and instructions
  • Alerts sent to both the member and their linked carer
  • Separate from emergency medication information shown to responders — the carer gets reminders, the paramedic gets the clinical facts

Secure document vault Coming soon

  • Upload and store any document that matters — powers of attorney, deputyship orders, DNACPR decisions, advance care plans, hospital letters, EHCPs, Individual Support Plans, school healthcare plans, and anything else your loved one needs with them
  • Documents travel with the person — accessible to the right tier at the right moment, never left in a filing cabinet at home
  • AI-assisted extraction reads uploaded documents and pre-fills profile fields — every field reviewed and confirmed before it saves
  • Identification photo upload — a recognisable photograph of the person, their belongings, wheelchair or mobility aid — directly strengthens the missing person pathway
  • Encrypted storage · tiered access · you control who sees what
Why this matters

ADHD is the most commonly missed condition in emergency settings — because it looks like something else.

2.6M
Adults in the UK estimated to have ADHD — the majority undiagnosed. (ADHD UK, 2024)
5x
More likely to be involved in a road traffic accident. The emergency setting where ADHD least often gets the right response.
70%
Of adults with ADHD have at least one comorbid condition — meaning multiple medication interactions a responder needs to know about.

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Your profile, ready for the moments when you can't be. Beta Q4 2026.

Built for ADHD — voice-first, no long forms
Equality Act Adjustment Passport included
Linked carer profile — a world first

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