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A GSHS Global Patient ID follows you between hospitals so you do not start from a blank file every time you move, travel or change facility. You decide who sees your record, for how long, and you can withdraw that permission at any moment.
One place for your own records
Sign in to your portal to see your visits, current and past medicines, recorded allergies and upcoming appointments — the same information your clinician sees, written for you rather than for a filing cabinet.
- Visits, medicines, allergies and appointments in one view
- Works from a phone browser, no app install
- Choose whether reminders reach you by email or text
Consent you grant, and can take back
When a new hospital needs your history, you generate a one-time access code and choose exactly what it covers and how long it lasts — fifteen minutes, an hour, or a day. You can revoke an unused code instantly.
- Pick the categories of data the code unlocks
- Optionally lock a code to one named hospital
- Every use is recorded and visible to you
Care for a parent or a child, properly
Add a trusted representative — a spouse, an adult child, a guardian — with a defined scope and end date. They see only what you allowed, only while the relationship is active, and you can end it at any time.
- Scoped, time-limited delegation
- Works for dependants who have no phone of their own
- Revocation takes effect immediately
Check a prescription is genuine
Every GSHS prescription carries a verification code. Anyone holding that code — you, a family member or the pharmacist serving you — can confirm it was really issued by the hospital named on it, without seeing any private detail.
- No account needed to verify
- Shows the issuing hospital, status and date only
- Protects you from altered or forged paper
Is your hospital on GSHS?
Ask at your hospital's registration desk whether they issue a Global Patient ID. If they are not on GSHS yet, tell us and we will reach out to them.