Today we saw a tip from Jackson Fire Department's Facebook page that was so good we wanted to share it with our readers.
Here is the tip they wrote for parents copied directly from their Facebook page:


After the information for each child is filled out on their SafelyMD form in SafelyFiled, print out their card(s) and either tape the card to their child seat where emergency responders could see it but the general public could not, or laminate it, punch a whole in it and use a rubber band or cable tie and attach the card to the car seat. This could really be done for the drivers too. They could attach a copy of the card to their seat belts.

That got us thinking about other places you could attach the card for instant access. On a wheelchair, a bicycle (while being ridden--don't leave it there unattended), on a child's back pack (long enough strap to keep the card inside but found easily). There are probably many more ideas that we've not come up with...yet.
Every day it seems there are articles and blogs posted encouraging people to take control of their own family's personal health information and making sure it's accessible in emergencies. With the increase of medical conditions, medications and allergies today, this is becoming more important than ever.
We offer a great way to do this that's easy, affordable and secure. With SafelyFiled Family at $29.95 a year, you could have SafelyMD cards for up to 12 family members. That's a very small price to pay for peace of mind in knowing that if something happens, you can ensure the most important information about yourself or family member can be made available to those who would need it most to administer proper medical care.
Get your account today if you haven't already and please help us spread the word!