One page, always ready
The Emergency Information Sheet.
The letter is for reading ahead of time. This is for the moment there is no time: one page with the essentials, drawn from what you have already written.
The first five minutes, on one page.
Who they are and what they like to be called. Diagnoses, allergies, and every medication. How they communicate, and what calms them. Who to call, in order, with numbers. And the preferred hospital, so nobody has to decide under pressure.
It fills itself in from your letter as you write, and carries its own “updated” date, so anyone holding it knows how fresh it is. When a medication changes, download it again: one click, current everywhere you put it.
Free, printable, and made entirely on your device. Nothing is uploaded, and we never see a word.
Print it more than once.
On the fridge
The first place EMTs and sitters are trained to look. The sheet answers their first three questions before anyone has to.
The school or program office
One page for the file. The front desk knows the allergies, the medications, and who to call, without leafing through a binder.
With the sitter or respite worker
Tucked in the folder or texted as a photo. Whoever is stepping in tonight holds the essentials, not a stack of paperwork.
The ER and hospital intake
Hand it over at the desk. Diagnoses, medications, allergies, and the preferred hospital, legible in a hallway at 2 a.m.
The car, the go-bag, the wallet
Anywhere your loved one travels. A folded copy weighs nothing and answers everything a stranger would need in the first five minutes.
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