vCard QR codes for clinics
A vCard QR code saves your clinic’s name, phone and email to a patient’s phone in one scan — so the surgery number is there when they need it, not buried in a search. For GP surgeries and clinics this keeps patients calling the right line for recalls, results and queries, instead of phoning around or turning up unannounced. Print it on the appointment card and make one free below.
Patients constantly lose clinic numbers — they’re on a letter filed somewhere, or a card in a drawer — and end up calling the wrong line or walking in. A vCard QR code makes the contact stick: one scan opens an “Add contact” card and the surgery lands in their phone, with the booking line, the results line, and the website all saved correctly. Because it’s encoded in the code, there’s nothing to host and it never expires.
Use the practice or clinic name as the contact, not an individual clinician — staff rotate, the surgery stays. Include the main appointment line, a separate results or admin number if you publish one, the booking email, and the website. Avoid encoding personal mobiles. If you run distinct lines for booking versus results, label them clearly so the saved contact shows patients which number does what.
From details to a print-ready code:
Enter clinic details
Practice name, appointment line, email and website — encoded in your browser, never uploaded.
Generate the vCard code
Create the contact QR code in the tool below.
Download as vector
SVG or PDF prints crisply on small cards and full letters.
Caption it
“Scan to save our number” beside the code makes the action clear.
Save the right line, not just any line
If your booking and results numbers differ, name them in the contact (“Booking”, “Results”). A saved contact that distinguishes them cuts misdirected calls to reception.
Need the plain tool? Open the vCard QR code generator.