401Health

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From the app home screen, click on “Report self-test results.” First, you will see information about COVID-19 self-test reporting and COVID-19 resources. Next, follow the instructions to enter your contact information, the details of the self-test kit you used, and your self-test result. Click “submit” to send this information to the Rhode Island Department of Health. You’re not required to submit the result of your self-test but doing so helps the Rhode Island Department of Health track where COVID-19 may be spreading in the state. If you choose to submit your self-test result, your personal information will be encrypted and stored securely. 

When you get vaccinated, you’ll get a vaccination card that tells you which COVID-19 vaccine you got and the date and location of your vaccination. Keep this card for your records. 

Rhode Islanders can also get a copy of their COVID-19 vaccine record through portal.ri.gov/VaccineRecord. From the home screen, tap “Get COVID-19 vaccine record” and follow the instructions to log into the Portal and view/print your COVID-19 vaccination record. Please note that only people who have received their COVID-19 vaccination in Rhode Island will be able to look up their vaccination record through the Portal.  

You can also get a copy of your COVID-19 vaccination record through the 401Health App. From the app home screen, click on “My COVID-19 Vaccine Record.” Next, click on “Add COVID-19 Vaccine Record” and follow the instructions. The record downloaded will have a QR code so that your vaccination record can be recognized as authentic. 

To learn more about your digital vaccine record and Smart Health Cards, please visit the SMART Health Cards Frequently Asked Questions.

If you are having trouble finding your vaccination record, you can call 401-222-8022 for help. You can also call your primary care physician to check your vaccine record. 

Error: Information entered may not be “correct”  

There may be a difference between the information you entered and the information in the Rhode Island Child and Adult Immunization Registry (RICAIR). For example, if you enter a nick name (e.g., “Crissy” instead of “Cristina”) to look up your record, but your record has your full name (“Cristina”), this may show up as an error. To fix this, please complete and submit a RICAIR COVID-19 Immunization Record Correction Request form. 

 Error: Unable to access phone or email for security code 

To look up your vaccination record, you will need to enter a security code that will be sent to the phone or email address you used to sign up for your vaccination. If you cannot access the phone (e.g., the phone is out of service) or if the number you provided is a landline, or if you cannot access the email address, you may need to update the phone number or email in the Rhode Island Child and Adult Immunization Registry (RICAIR). To fix this, please complete and submit a RICAIR COVID-19 Immunization Record Correction Request form. 

Your booster dose will be included in your vaccination record in your phone. In the 401Health app, select "My COVID-19 Vaccine Record," then select your COVID-19 Vaccination card. You will see one column for each dose of COVID-19 vaccine you received. You may need to swipe left to see a third dose or a booster dose. 

My Symptom Diary is a quick and anonymous survey that can help provide early information about the prevalence of COVID-19 symptoms in Rhode Island communities. The information you submit in this anonymous survey will be sent to the Rhode Island Department of Health only and will be used to analyze how many people have which symptoms each day at the ZIP code level. 

By default, your data are encrypted and stored locally on your phone and not shared with the State. Your data are only shared if you choose to share them. An example of sharing your data is when you enter your information to request a vaccine record or when you submit an anonymous COVID-19 symptom survey. If you do share your data, they will be encrypted and stored securely on servers licensed by the State of Rhode Island. Please note that all personally identifiable information is data RIDOH already has access to if you were vaccinated in Rhode Island. These data are only used for the purpose of matching you to your vaccine record. 

Yes. You can delete the app at any time. Your data are encrypted and stored locally on your phone and not shared with the State. When you delete the app, you delete the data as well.  

If you choose to look up your vaccine record, you will submit personally identifiable information to help locate your vaccine record. All personally identifiable information is data RIDOH already has access to if you were vaccinated in Rhode Island. These data are only used for the purpose of matching you to your vaccine record. You’re not required to submit the result of your self-test but doing so helps the Rhode Island Department of Health track where COVID-19 may be spreading in the state. If you choose to submit your self-test result, your personal information will be encrypted and stored securely.

You as the user own the data stored on the phone. Any data sent by you to the State (by submitting a symptom survey) are owned by Rhode Island Department of Health. 

401Health works best on the following phones: 

iPhone Users: 
iPhone 7 or newer 
iOS 11.x or newer 

Android Users: 
Samsung Galaxy S10/ S10 Plus (Android 9 or Above) 
Samsung Galaxy S8/S9/S9 Plus (Android 8 or Above) 
Pixel Series (Android 8 and Above)