Heart Children
Step 1 of 6Who it’s for

Who is ordering the card?

Who is ordering

About the cardholder About you

Which card?

Under 16s get a child card and 18s and over an adult card. At 16 or 17 you can choose.

Medical information for the card

Only confirmed diagnoses. This is printed on the card so emergency staff can see it.

Which heart condition do they have? Which heart condition do you have?

Choose every confirmed diagnosis that should go on the card. Search by name or abbreviation.

Septal defects
Abnormal connections between major arteries
Valve and outflow pathway abnormalities
Complex heart conditions
Blood vessel and related structural abnormalities
Or, if none of these fit
Do they have an implanted defibrillator (ICD)? Do you have an implanted defibrillator (ICD)?
Do they take blood-thinning medicine? Do you take blood-thinning medicine?

Your contact details

We email your private status link here, and the address is where we post the card.

If you’re a parent or guardian

If you’re ordering for yourself

Where should we post the card?

Leave blank to use the name of the person ordering.

Add a passport-style photo

Face the camera with a plain background, and no hat or sunglasses.

We’ll crop it to passport shape. Face the camera with a plain background, and no hat or sunglasses.

Check and send

This is how the card will look. Heart Children check it before it’s printed.

Given when you send

This child lives with Congenital Heart Disease (CHD).

Heart condition
ICD (defibrillator) Blood thinners
  • Please allow their parent/guardian to explain practical support needs.
  • This card is not a medical record or emergency treatment plan.
  • In an emergency call 999/112.

Check your answers above before you send.