You ID Me Speaks if You Can't
With Speak4me

It's the Dawn of a New Era for Medical ID.
​You ID Me now features AI capability enabling it to speak for you in an emergency.

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Speak4me literally speaks for you in an emergency

Speak4me is now live!

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You ID Me now has the capability to literally speak your emergency medical information out loud in case you have an accident or emergency.

Using a powerful new Google AI speech tool, paramedics and first responders have the option to listen to your key information read out loud to them.

Having vital medical info read out to them could free first responders up and save vital time in an emergency.  They'll continue to see the text version of your information.

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Speak4me Videos

Listen to Speak4me in action: Emergency ID that Speaks for you.

Play the audio files beneath the fictitious profiles below to sample how the AI voice reads emergency information...

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Fictitious Patient: Craig Smith: Do Not Resuscitate Instruction

"Do Not Resuscitate. Attention. My name is Craig Smith. I have a clear DNR form issued by my GP. You can find it stored here on the You ID Me system and I have made a legal advance decision expressing my wishes not to receive CPR. Thank you."

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Fictitious ​Patient: Agnes Dunphy: Dementia

"My name is Agnes Dunphy. I am 68 years old. Please contact my Daughter Helen if you hear or read this. I have quite severe dementia which was diagnosed in twenty twentyfour. I become confused easily and may get distressed if asked too many questions too fast. I get lost sometimes and have been know to go out during the night walking alone with no intended destination."

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Fictitious Patient: Ian Daley: Unusual / Complex Condition

"​My name is Ian Daley. I have Bilateral Chronic Venous Insufficiency. In November 2023 I had bilateral radio frequency ablation of the great saphenous veins in upper limbs. Bilateral foam scleropathy to saphenous veins in lower limbs. I'm allergic to non steroidal antiinflammatory drugs and aspirin. I currently take Rivaroxaban. Dosage is one 10 milligram tablet daily."

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Fictitious Patient: Damien Johns: Multiple Common Conditions

"​My name is Damian Johns. I'm 57 years old. I HAVE EPILEPSY, HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE and I am DIABETIC. Please see my extensive list of medications. My blood group is O positive. I am severely allergic to penicillin. Please note I am not to have an M,R,I, scan! I have a metal implant fitted to vena cava."

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Fictitious Patient: Jen Powell: Cystic Fibrosis and Multiple Other Conditions

​"I have Cystic Fibrosis: Grade - Severe.  Diabetes Cystic Fibrosis Related. Hypoglycemic. One kidney absent. SVC Obstruction (on going investigation). Rheumatoid Arthritis."

Questions about Speak4me

Q. How good is the speak-it feature?
A. The feature uses Google's powerful text-to-speech AI technology. It's super-good and we invite you to listen to some of the example audio files above.

Q. Will this new feature be added to my profile?
A. Maybe. The new feature will be added to all profiles on the Platinum with Alerts plan. Check our plan comparison page for details.

Q. Will I have to pay for this feature?
A. This feature will be included as standard if your profile is on the "You ID Me" Platinum with Alerts plan. It will not be included on other plans.

Q. Will I be able to turn the feature off?
A. Yes. Users will be given the functionality to toggle the feature on and off. 

Q. How can I preview this feature?
A. Once launched, users can listen to how emergency information in the medical conditions field will be read out by logging into their dashboard and selecting Edit Profile.

Q. When will this feature be launched?
A. It's currently in development and is due for launch soon. Keep an eye on any of our channels or your inbox for a launch notification.

Q. Can I change the voice used to read out my emergency medical information?
A. There are no plans to offer alternate voice sounds.

Q. What information will the new feature read out?
A. Any information present in the medical conditions field will be read aloud.

Q. How can I check my information will read correctly?
A. Users are advised to log in to their profile and preview how their information is read.

Q. How effective is the tool at reading out information?
A. The feature uses Googles powerful text-to-speech AI technology. Despite being pioneering, in tests some information may not be read out in a way that can be easily understood by the human ear; complex formatting, unconventional abbreviations or date formats, mis-spellings and complex or rare medical conditions are examples of these. We'd recommend users review the spoken version of their information and make any necessary alterations or use the toggle button to switch the speak-it function off. However, remember that the text version of your information will always remain visible. 

Q. Will I need to edit my information at all?
A. Possibly. Having run millions of characters through AI based text to speech tool it's clear that most text is spoken aloud in a very coherent way. However anomalies exist where the AI voice may read out the letters in a word if it doesn't recognise it - see above question on effectiveness for examples.

We encourage users to read the guidance material in the "You ID Me" Help Centre for drafting and formatting the text in your 'medical conditions' field to keep it as simple as possible. Limit the use of uppercase characters for whole words and minimising the use of medication names and dosages where possible.