January is Glaucoma Awareness month. Please join us in raising awareness! Glaucoma affects more than 3 million people in the United States. What is Glaucoma? Glaucoma is a disease that can impair your vision permanently and can happen without warning signs. It can persist over time to where a person may not even notice their vision is being impaired by this disease. Unfortunately, once a person has lost their eyesight, there is no guaranteed way to regain it. Two Main …
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January is National Thyroid Awareness Month. According to American Thyroid Association, over 20 million Americans are affected by a thyroid disease. The thyroid is a gland that located in the …
Physicians and other medical professionals around the world recommend a medical ID for people living with chronic health conditions. If there is an emergency, wearing a medical ID gives you …
Why, especially during the holidays, should you wear a Medical ID bracelet/necklace? It’s always important to be prepared in case of an emergency. In the holiday rush, it is easy …
Back in 2019 American Medical ID announced a new collaboration with The Community Cloth (TCC) a Micro Enterprise of The Alliance (a nonprofit organization that serves refugees, immigrants, and underserved …
Thank you to everyone who participated in American Medical ID’s $500 Amex Gift Card Giveaway. Congratulations to Catherine on winning! We asked Catherine what she plans on doing with the …
About Alzheimer’s Disease Alzheimer’s is a disease that affects more than 24 million people worldwide. With it being incurable, a person’s memory, behavior, and thinking can all be affected permanently. …
“Medical ID’s are important to me because I live with chronic health issues, by wearing my bracelet I feel more confident that if I were to need medical attention and …
“When I first developed anaphylaxis, one of my biggest fears was going into an episode and people not knowing how to help me. My medical ID gave me the peace …
Factor V Leiden is one of the most common bleeding disorders. Because it’s not a visible condition, wearing a factor V Leiden medical alert bracelet can be critical in alerting …
If you have a medical condition that is not immediately obvious or visible, it can be imperative to be able to communicate it to medical personnel during an emergency. Carrying …