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Get Help in an Emergency with a Medical ID on iPhone
While a medical alert bracelet or a medical ID card in your wallet may help in an emergency, there’s one more tool you can use to ensure you receive the prompt care you need—your iPhone! Even if you keep your iPhone locked with a passcode or Face ID, it’s still possible to have your Medical ID visible on your smartphone so that bystanders and emergency personnel can assist you in a medical emergency. Let’s get started learning how to set up the Medical ID on iPhone.
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Not every “survival” situation happens in Death Valley, on the ski slopes, or in a national park.
BUT, wherever they occur, first responders need to know who and what they are dealing with.
I have this “medical id” set up on my iphone. Suggest you should too. And, recommend it to anyone you know.
During my time on the First Aid squad, there were many times when this would have save time and prevented confusion. Often, people couldn’t communicate key info and we were stuck. Just had to scoop ‘n’ dash and let the ER sort stuff out.
I think this feature, along with what3words location pinpointing app, are two of the things that EVERYONE should have on their phones. I’m sure Android has a similar feature.
FWIW YMMV faiwwypfi (Free Advice Is Worth What You Pay For It!)
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