Get the OpesCare app
Your Health ID in your pocket.
Carry your Health ID, see your results and prescriptions, decide who can open your record, and find medicine or blood near you. Free.
- Version 1.5.0 (build 15)
- 138 MB
- Released October 18, 2026
For Android phones. Installs directly from opescare.com.
Install
Four steps on Android
The app is installed straight from opescare.com.
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1 Download
Tap the download button. Your phone saves opescare.apk.
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2 Allow this source
When Android asks, allow your browser to install apps from this source. You only do this once.
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3 Open
Open the downloaded file and tap Install, then Open.
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4 Sign in
Sign in with your Health ID, or create one in a few minutes.
A Google Play listing is on its way. Until then, this page is the official source of the app.
In the app
What the app does
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Health ID
Your digital Health ID card with a QR code a facility can verify.
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Records and results
Your visits, lab results, prescriptions and vaccinations in one place.
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Consent and access log
Approve or refuse requests to open your record, and see every time it was opened.
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Family
Look after a child or a parent from your own account, as their guardian.
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Appointments
Book a visit with a facility and keep track of what is coming up.
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Find medicine and blood
Search for a medicine in stock or blood availability near you.
Inside the app
See what you do in the app
Short walk-throughs of the patient app, screen by screen. Pick one, or let them play.
Good morning, Amara
Good morning, Amara
Access request
Someone is asking to open your record
- Requested by
- Dr. N. Example · Doctor
- Facility
- Sample District Hospital
- Why they are asking
- Direct patient care
- What they would see
- Read your records
- For how long
- 24 hours
Nothing is shared until you approve. Every time they open your record afterwards, it is written to your access log.
Approve DenySample District Hospital now has access. You can withdraw it at any time from Privacy & Data.
Access log
Who opened your record, when, from where, and why.
This log cannot be edited
- Sample District HospitalDoctor · Lab results 10 min agoConsent
- Example Health CentreNurse · Vital signs 2 h agoAppointment
- Demo PharmacyPharmacist · Prescription YesterdayShared code
- Sample District HospitalDoctor · Allergies 3 days agoEmergency access
Prescriptions
Prescription
- Issued by
- Dr. N. Example · Sample District Hospital
Medications
Show to pharmacy
Reference
RX-0000-0000
The pharmacy scans this, or opens the link it contains.
Expires in 15 minPrescriptions
Lab results
Full blood count
Sample Laboratory
Present your Health ID
Amara D. CM-HID 0000 0000 0000Scan to Verify
Present this QR code to a facility to verify your identity.
Appointments
Upcoming
Book AppointmentBook Appointment
- Example Health Centre
- General consultation
Choose a time · Tomorrow
Appointments
Upcoming
Family & Caregivers
Your care circle
Every name, number and facility shown here is invented for illustration.
Verify your download
Check the file is the real one
The SHA-256 fingerprint of the official file is below. If yours matches, the file is exactly the one we published.
SHA-256
8113330835afe6951311fa6fe5c3dc7bacc36235519afb81cceb663238507478
How to check
Windows (PowerShell): Get-FileHash opescare.apk -Algorithm SHA256macOS or Linux: shasum -a 256 opescare.apk- On Android, a file manager or checksum app that shows SHA-256 works too.
Questions
Frequently asked
Is there an iPhone app?
Not yet. On an iPhone, open the OpesCare web app in your browser: it does the same things and needs no install.
Is it safe to install an app from outside the Play Store?
This file is published by OPES Health Systems on opescare.com and served over HTTPS. Compare its SHA-256 fingerprint with the one on this page to be sure it was not changed.
How do I get updates?
The app checks at startup. When a newer build is required, it tells you and sends you here to download it.
Does the app cost anything?
No. The app is free to download and use.
Get the OpesCare app
Version 1.5.0 (build 15) · 138 MB