Identity & insurance
Names, dates, ID numbers, insurance cards in one place.
Free tool · ER Action Kit
Ready before the ER asks.
A printable organizer for the questions hospitals usually ask first—so you are not rebuilding it from memory at the worst time.
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Insurance · Meds · Contacts · Documents · Go-bag
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Inside the kit
Built around what hospitals usually need first.
Seven simple sections you can fill in ahead of time and update once a year.
Medical history
Conditions, surgeries, allergies, and major events.
Medications
Names, doses, and how they are taken.
Care team
Doctors, pharmacy, specialists, and emergency contacts.
Legal documents
POA, advance directives, POLST, DNR—where they live.
Go-bag & ER notes
What to grab, and what to ask once you arrive.
Common questions
Quick answers.
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No. The kit is an organizational tool for family caregivers. It is not medical, legal, or financial advice—see our disclaimer.
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