QR codes for healthcare
Enhance patient care, streamline communication, and increase operational safety with smart, scannable QR code solutions — no tech team required.
Trusted by 540+ hospitals and clinics worldwide
Where to use a QR code in healthcare?
Improve patient care. Add QR codes in these key spots:
Business cards
Give patients direct access to online doctor appointment bookings via QR codes.
Flyers
Patient education and instructions. Link to post-visit care, videos, app downloads, or FAQs.
Signage
Provide hospital visitors and patients with easy navigation through QR code signage.
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Our clients have seen a really positive impact
The customer experience has improved, resulting in increased loyalty and satisfaction. I recommend to try creating a few QR codes to see if it works for your clients.
We increased client sales by 20-30%
Sharing QR scan statistics to clients is quick and easy
We can edit QR codes without reprinting
Camila Guerrero
Designer, G Estudio
What type of QR code to use in healthcare?
Choose the right QR codes to improve patient care:
- Link
Send patients to appointment scheduling, telehealth portals, patient education pages, or prescription refill systems—making access to care faster and easier.
- vCard
Add it to business cards, referral letters, or clinic doors so patients can save doctor or clinic contact details instantly—perfect for follow-ups and continuity of care.
Pre-fill email templates for appointment requests, medical record inquiries, or insurance questions—just scan and send. Ideal for forms, kiosks, or signage.
Provide consent forms, aftercare instructions, test prep sheets, or insurance policies in digital format—ideal for waiting rooms, reception desks, or discharge packets.
- App store
Let patients scan to download your mobile health app for scheduling, records access, symptom tracking, or virtual visits—streamlining care in and out of the clinic.
- Message
Connect patients to HIPAA-compliant chat tools or support lines. Ideal for follow-ups, care coordination, and real-time communication with care teams.
Making healthcare more connected — one scan at a time
"We added Pageloot QR codes to our clinic doors and brochures. Patients can now scan for directions, aftercare instructions, or to leave feedback — reducing front desk load by 40%"
Dr. Sarah Patel
Chief administrator, HealthFirst Clinic
How QR codes help healthcare teams
Support patient care with easy access to appointment booking, medical info, and feedback channels.
Digital files 
Wayfinding & signs
Inventory management
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Share PDF flies
Create a QR code for easy access to digial menus or product manuals for restaurants, cafes, or any business. Visitors can scan to view items conveniently from their smartphone.
Wayfinding & signsBenefits
Location & directions
Help customers find you faster — link directly to your exact address or map location with a single scan.
Inventory managementBenefits
Inventory management
Speed up stock tracking and reduce errors by linking QR codes to real-time inventory data and product details.
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Get more reviews
Boost your credibility with a marketing QR code for Google or Tripadvisor reviews. Encourage feedback to build trust.
Hear from our clients
See how they are using Pageloot to turn QR codes into real growth.
Frequently asked questions
They streamline patient communication, reduce wait times, and improve the delivery of digital information across departments.
Yes, QR codes provide instant access to emergency contact information and first aid guides.
Yes, QR codes allow patients to access digital records and medical history.
Yes, they allow patients to connect with doctors through virtual consultations.
They allow hospitals to manage appointments, patient admissions, and wait times efficiently.
Absolutely. Visitors can scan signs to view maps, directions, or department listings.
With Pageloot, creating a medical bracelet with QR code is easy. QR codes can link to discharge instructions, appointment details, or internal records based on your system setup.
No. A hospital barcode is usually a 1D barcode used for scanning things like patient wristbands or medication inside the hospital system. A QR code is a 2D barcode often used for things like linking to websites or digital records. They both store data, but are used for different purposes. People sometimes confuse them because both are types of barcodes used in healthcare.
QR codes can link to secure systems or internal portals. Ensure sensitive info is hosted on HIPAA-compliant platforms.
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Enhance patient care with ease
Join healthcare teams using Pageloot to simplify access, communication, and documentation.
