Now that the CDC has given a thumbs up to travel – “Fully Vaccinated Americans Can Travel with Low Risk” – maybe you’re considering hitting the road this summer? Possibly you’re even thinking of booking that first flight. If so, remember to take steps in advance for an unexpected medical event while away from home. We all have a heightened awareness of how our personal health may take unexpected turns. If living with an ongoing medical condition or risk factor, …
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First ask this: what is the most important medical information that should be known about me in an emergency? If you or your loved one live with complicated medical issues, …
Most people do choose to include their name on the face of the ID bracelet or necklace. It makes for faster access to next of kin as well as the …
Why use a medical ID and not just a wallet card, mobile app or a MyChart account? Let’s get this question out of the way first. You look at your …
An engraved medical ID, worn on the wrist or around the neck, is the most reliable method for communicating important medical information in an emergency. Ideally the ID is customized …
It is a common misconception that diabetics can’t enjoy normal foods, just like everybody else. Type 1 Diabetes advocate and influencer David Mina (also known as Type1livabetic on Instagram) has …
Treat yourself well with these easy-to-follow self-care tips we found on Instagram! Download our self-care bucket list challenge and share with your friends. …
Older adults and people of any age who have serious underlying medical conditions might be at higher risk for severe illness from COVID-19. Some of these medical conditions include …
April is National Autism Awareness Month! This month, we’re one with the autism community in encouraging companies and individuals alike to embrace a neurodiverse workplace that includes employees with autism …
One of the most common questions about medical IDs is if emergency responders check for them. In a survey conducted by American Medical ID, 95% of responders look for medical …
It is unsettling and very unfortunate that approximately 3,000 people die each year from food poisoning while another 128,000 are hospitalized according to the Center for Disease Control. Furthermore, every …