Digital Insurance Card
With the rate technology is advancing, and at the rate legislation are catching up (slowly) with the changing times, states are allowing digital insurance cards. Below is a list of states that currently allow Digital Insurance Cards.
Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
Category : Tools
Reviews (26)
Alphabetize cards would be nice. I take care for my mom with dementia. With our cards combined we have quite a few. Having them in alphabetical order would make then easier to find while at appointments. Plus there are a few missing fields for some cards.
Great App to manage all of our car registrations and insurance. I wish there was an easy way to share the documents with family
Does not allow you to find a saved picture of the card, can only take a new picture.
Simple, easy to use. Just what I was looking for.
Very easy to work with
Entered 2 cards, one didn't save
tnx for the world
Snapshots come up black. There are not enough fields to add all the data for medical insurance. The auto insurance cards are nice, however.
Looks to work ok for me, thx
I was disappointed when I saw my card's snapshots in my gallery however. I purchased the app to hide my sensitive data from the gallery.
Good idea; however needs a lot of improvements, especially if you are going to charge 1$ for this. - Needs image selection and resizing (cropping) - Too few fields, ability to add custom fields needed. - Needs to be able to take photograph of front and back of the card. also, what is the point of securing the data if anyone can just open the image in gallery
Can't get past the PIN creation screen in order to actually use the app.
Much better than earlier version - photo feature really helps
Needs to have options for taking pictures of both front and back of the card.
Pros: Securely store insurance card information within attractive pin-protected app. Requires manual entry of insurance information to create a virtual card; though that wouldn't need to be necessary if I could just take front and back pictures and label them like I want. Doesn't require data connection to work. Con: Only one photo allowed per card, so you can't include the back of card.
Great app for storing the information but it would be nice if we could store a photo of the front and back of the card since a lot of information is on the back. Can't really not cary the card until we can store all the info.
Just what I needed
Nice app to have in this world now going all digital. Great customer support. Thanks for the help!
Just installed on note 3. Can't update card or delete card after entry. Only get error that there is no snapshot but will not allow anything to be changed. Need to reset and start over wasting my time. Great concept, flawed execution. 5 stars if fix
Not a bad app, simple, some more features would be nice (front and back snapshot, distinguishing types of insurance - dental, vision, etc., extra space for any notes attached). Currently the snapshot feature isn't attaching the picture to the card.
I like the layout, it would be great if you can take at least two pictures per card so you can have the front & back. One more request too... can you add in a lock screen widget for this so we can show our insurance information but keep the phone locked? It would be much better to hand an officer my phone which is still locked than give them full access to all my info
Like the Geico app the card should look like an actual insurance card. I like the idea of having all my insurance cards in one place. But the ability to take a pic should be an option.
The screenshots provided show a snapshot of an insurance card, but this is an app generated card. The app does not allow you to store a picture of your actual card with the listed entry.
Nothing exciting!
Time wasted
Effective date and expiration dates are messed up with no ability to fix. Website does not exist. Neither of these issues gives me any confidence that this app can be used safely or reliably.