2 of the 10 companies here publish a price on their own site. Each listing shows the figure, the page we read it from and the date.
- Health & Medical
Camp Medical Services
Camp Medical Services is a camp-focused telehealth and medical-support provider that connects camps with physicians for remote evaluation, creating HIPAA-compliant records for campers seen in the clinic. It augments on-site nurses and EMTs rather than replacing them, and offers pre-summer staff training (virtual and in-person), camper medical-form review, and treatment planning for high-risk campers. It is positioned as a way for camps to add physician oversight without transporting campers off-site.
- Health & Medical
CampDoc
CampDoc, a product of DocNetwork, is a cloud-based electronic health record platform built specifically for camps and youth programs. It manages health forms, medications, allergies, and illness and injury tracking alongside registration and form collection, with HIPAA, FERPA, and SOC 2 compliance. The platform serves more than 1,250 camps and programs across the U.S. and Canada.
- Health & Medical
CampMeds
CampMeds is a Davie, Florida company that pre-packages campers' medications into individually labeled unit-dose packets organized by dose, day, and time, delivered to camp with Medication Administration Records. The system reduces dosing errors and frees camp health centers from medication logistics, including on off-site trips. It has specialized in summer camps for roughly two decades and accepts most prescription insurance.
- Staffing & Recruiting
CampStaff
CampStaff (campstaff.com) is a summer-camp-specific job board that connects staff applicants with camps across the US and Canada. It offers a single free application to reach many camps for roles such as counselors, activity/sports staff, nurses, and chefs. Per the company, it launched in 1996 as the first camp-specific jobs site and also runs CampStaffNurses.com.
- Health & Medical
ePACT Network
ePACT Network is a HIPAA-compliant emergency network that replaces paper medical forms, waivers, and consents for camps, YMCAs, and recreation departments with a secure digital record families create once and reuse. It offers an emergency dashboard, check-in/out app, health screening, and multi-channel communication, with granular permissions so a camp manager sees only their session's campers. It integrates with registration systems including ActiveNet, Daxko, and RecTrac rather than replacing them.
- Health & Medical

Fitiger Life LLC
Fitiger Life LLC designs and manufactures non-powered suction-based anti-choking devices. The company is based in San Mateo, California. Its website provides product information and a business-inquiry route for institutional buyers.
- Health & Medical
Healthforms.io
Healthforms.io is a medical-form management platform that lets camps and youth programs collect, manage, and review camper health documents before arrival, smoothing check-in and helping staff catch issues early. It supports advance document upload, administrative tracking of submission progress, and compliance with camp vaccination and health-record requirements. It is operated by Southport Solutions, LLC of Franklin, Tennessee.
- Camp Management Software
iCampPro
iCampPro is a camp management platform from iClassPro that pairs registration with strong camp health and retail tools, including an electronic health record, medication administration, incident tracking, and a cashless point-of-sale camp store with prepaid camper accounts. Built with input from camp health professionals, it offers RFID camper bands, mobile-friendly nurse workflows, and prepaid store balances families fund from the registration portal. It targets camps wanting health management and POS alongside registration.
- Health & Medical
PackMyRx
PackMyRx is a camper-medication packaging and fulfillment service from Paw Paw Village Pharmacy, providing daily-dose strip packaging of prescriptions, OTCs, and supplements shipped directly to camp before each session. Built for overnight camps and boarding schools, it offers multi-state licensure, HIPAA-compliant service, camper-data imports, and a status portal for camp health staff. The adherence packaging is pitched as reducing medication errors and camp liability.
- Health & Medical
Quitch
Quitch is a family-focused first-aid brand created by three mothers, best known for the Quitch Sticker, a hydrocolloid anti-itch patch that relieves mosquito, spider, no-see-um, and chigger bites without medication. The line has expanded to include a geraniol-based bug repellent balm and repellent patches, positioned as chemical-free, kid-friendly alternatives to sprays and creams. The products are marketed as summer camp and travel essentials and are sold through camp channels and major retailers.
Questions camps ask about this category
- What should a camp look for?
- Ask how the work is scoped and what a normal year with them looks like: who does the setup, what happens in your busiest fortnight, what the exit looks like if you leave, and what the price does when your numbers change. Ask two or three companies the same questions and compare the answers rather than the brochures. We don't nominate a best one, here or anywhere.
Nothing above compares these companies to each other, because a directory entry is not a basis for that comparison. What it is good for is knowing who exists. Each company's listing shows who it says it works with, in its own words, and any questions it has answered in public. Start there, then ask the two or three of them the questions your own year actually turns on.
Last updated 11 October 2026. Each company's listing shows its pricing: what the company told us in its own words, or what its own published page states on the date we checked, with that page linked, or that we found no published price and the pages we checked. One pricing record per company, used on every page that company appears on. We never estimate a price, infer one, or combine two figures into a range. Prices change: confirm directly with the company before you budget on it. Companies are listed alphabetically; the order carries no meaning.