My Child ID Device Keeps Child Medical Information and History Readily Available For Emergencies

Did you know:  Every day, approximately 60,000 children under the age of 15 are taken to an emergency room?

Did you know: More than half are 4 years old and younger?

Did you know: Emergency physicians and nurses care for nearly 23 million sick and injured children under the age of 15 each year?

We all know it?s important for us as parents to provide medical responders and caregivers with the most recent, up-to-date information quickly. However, if something were to happen right now ? would you be prepared?

Now, there is a proactive tool for parents and emergency responders to help reduce the time it takes to gather accurate information when time is critical, from potential hours to minutes ? My Child ID from AmberAlert.com.

Take a look at the newest video from AmberAlert.com, showing how you can be a prepared parent, below:

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Video: “My Child ID Device Keeps Your Child’s Medical History Readily Available For Emergencies

Why is it so important, you might ask? It?s the first comprehensive device that stores and encrypts vital child identification and medical data for immediate needs in medical emergencies. It stores and organizes your child?s vital medical information so you and emergency responders can have key info instantly. Unlike a typical USB device, My Child ID is secured using SHA 1 encryption, designed by the National Security Agency (NSA).

Information stored includes:

  • Vital stats (Height, weight, eye and hair color, etc.)
  • Previous medical conditions
  • Family history / Medical history
  • Blood types (Cross matches for entire family)
  • Allergies / medications
  • Pharmacy information
  • Important contacts (Family, friends, doctors, baby-sitters, teachers and more)
  • Ability to send Private Alerts at the click of a mouse

Don?t be caught unprepared at the time you should be most prepared!

Helpful summer safety tips, medical tips, babysitting tips, and travel tips to follow in the following weeks, so stay tuned!

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