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Emergency Medical Information and Identification

People with the following conditions should wear medical or identification ID: diabetes | epilepsy | autism | allergies: food peanut penicillin medication | heart disease | pacemaker | asthma | COPD | stroke | cancer | multiple sclerosis | dialysis | lung disease | ADD/ADHD | alzheimer’s | high blood pressure | children and adults with special needs.

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American Red Cross offers the Personal Emergency Response Service (PERS), which provides the peace of mind that you and your loved ones deserve, enabling you to continue to live independently in your own home. The Lifeline Response Center is there for you when others can't be--24-hours-a-day, 365-days-a-year. Rapid response minimizes complications by making sure you quickly get help when you need it. For more information, contact your nearest Red Cross chapter offering Lifeline or call Lifeline Systems at 1-800-959-6989.

Hope Paige - Medical ID Card costs only $1.00. In a medical emergency, who will speak for you or your loved one? Protect your loved one with a medical or identification ID.

If I Need Help is a free special needs caregiver controlled registry, sets up an emergency profile on a free international network which can be updated in real time. With a wide variety of ID available, pins, patches, shoe tags, ID cards, tee shirts, identification as a person who needs help, and a way to communicate for those who cannot.

New Sign smart911.com. Be prepared for any emergency by giving public safety the information they need to better help and communicate with you. You will be able to provide additional information to 9-1-1 so they can help you faster in an emergency. Stay informed of weather, traffic, and other emergencies in your community. Help emergency managers prepare for disasters by providing your health or access and functional needs information. Services in your area may vary so check with your local 911 center.

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