“Medical Identification including Autism,  disabled, Alzheimer’s, Diabetes ID/Personal Identification Device.”

           When you find yourself in an emergency or medical crisis …

 

“Will you have all of your vital information available when emergency personnel need it most?”

 

Would it help if you could…

 

· Give medical professionals the critical information they need in order to give you the treatment you deserve, instantly.

 

· Provide contact information for the people in your life who really need to know if you’re ok.

 

· “Speak” 60-80 words of your most important information & even tell them what NOT to do.

 

· Have a recording of your blood type, allergies, pre-existing medical conditions, medications being taken, doctors’ name & phone number, etc.

 

· Update, record & re-record this information at any time as changes are needed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Anytime I can get something more in the medical history of a patient, it’s got to be a good thing,” says Spring Hill Fire Rescue Assistant Chief J.J. Morrison, who oversees 63 paramedics based in the Hernando County town of Spring Hill.    “That information might help me save that life.”

Do you know your spouse’s blood type?  What about medications?  Allergies?  Doctor’s name and phone number?  What about the rest of your family?  Parents?  Children?

If you don’t know, how will a paramedic, doctor, or nurse?

Where should medical identification be considered?

· Allergies

· Diabetes Patients

· Alzheimer’s

· Epilepsy

· Autism

· People taking medications

· Asthma

· Multiple Sclerosis Patients

· Post Operation

· Medical Conditions

· Pregnancy

· Cerebral Palsy Patients

· Child Allergies.

· Drug Allergies

· Hearing Impaired

· Dangerous Jobs

· Speech Impaired

· Leukemia

· Living will

· Organ Donors

· Seizure Disorder

· Stroke

· Healthcare Proxy

· Vision Impaired

 

 

 

 

"Medical alert ID / personal identification device for Police ID equipment Law Enforcement ID equipment Firefighter ID."

“There is nothing more important than the safety of our people.”   ~ Tom Mylander,  Hernando County Sheriff (Retired)

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             What I am about to show you could save your life – or the life of someone close to you.  It could improve your chances of accurate diagnosis and treatment and decrease the likelihood of a medical mistake in a medical situation too.  However, it is NOT a magical cure, it is here to increase your chances of proper treatment, & it can. 

 

             An important understanding: Doctors, Nurses, EMT’s and other hospital personnel are there to help us, unfortunately they are only human and therefore they make mistakes just like the rest of us!  A major reason for these mistakes is a LACK OF PROPER MEDICAL INFORMATION. 

 

Medical Professionals are trained to look for medical identification in an emergency.

 

 

 

What is MyVoice ID?
MyVoice ID^TM is a small electronic device, about the size of a pager, that speaks when you are unable to speak for yourself. Used for years by police officers, MyVoice ID^TM is ideal for people who are at risk for being in a situation where they won't be able to speak on their own. Using advanced EPROM technology, the patented MyVoice ID^TM allows users to pre-record and re-record any information that they deem important. This information could include your prescriptions, family contact, or any message you wish - just in case you find yourself in an emergency - unable to speak.

 

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· Diabetics may suffer insulin shock

· People with heart disease may find themselves fainting

· People with epilepsy are susceptible to sudden seizures

· Anyone who already has difficulty speaking

· People in engaged in dangerous jobs like police, fire fighters and heavy industry

· Extreme sports enthusiast including rock-climbers and mountain cyclists

 

Who needs MyVoice ID?
Think about it for a moment. People of all ages, in all walks of life, find themselves in emergency situations where getting important medical or contact information in the hands of  responsible professionals is critical.

MyVoice ID^TM is not just for Autistic children or Alzheimer's patients, it's makes your critical information available to babysitters, firefighters, paramedics caregivers and anyone that is available to help you in time of need. My Voice ID^TM can make sure that in an emergency, medical personnel will know what medications you might be taking, who your doctor is, whether you have a living will or not: the list is endless. Remember, many seemingly unlikely conditions can lead to an unexpected loss of consciousness: Diabetics may suffer insulin shock, a person with heart disease may find themselves fainting or experiencing a full blown heart attack. People with these, or similar conditions, are susceptible to a sudden loss of consciousness, lack of muscle coordination, or disorientation, making it difficult or impossible to speak. MyVoice ID^TM is one more tool  you can use to increase your chances of a long and stress free life.

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“I do believe anyone in the family can benefit from MyVoice ID^TM, accidents do happen, but your recorded voice will be there for you in case you are unable to speak.”  ~ Chris Rohan

Woodland Hills, CA

 

 

“It’s amazing how much peace of mind this small addition has brought us,”

~ Kathy Stone,

   Allentown, PA

 

 

 

 

 

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