What is an EpiPen and Who Needs It?
If you are at risk for severe, life-threatening allergic reactions (also called anaphylaxis), then carrying an EpiPen– an auto-injector that can deliver a dose of
The Truth About Nut Allergies
More than 170 foods have been reported to cause allergic reactions, but just nine are considered the most common in the United States. High on
How to Avoid Caregiver Burnout
What do a housekeeper, a chauffeur, a cook, and an accountant all have in common? If you are the primary caregiver for a loved one,
Tips for Medication Management
Taking medication isn’t as simple as it seems it might be on the surface. Even a single prescription can be challenging to take reliably, and
How to Travel with Anaphylactic Allergies
Allergies to certain foods or environmental elements have become increasingly common, and severe reactions to allergy triggers are on the rise as well. A 2014
Medical IDs for the Elderly
Accidents and medical emergencies can happen to anyone—regardless of age. However, the elderly are considered an at risk population for accidents, with falls being the
Best Medical IDs for Nickel and Metal Allergies
If you have any chronic health condition, wearing a high-quality medical ID is critical to keeping you safe in a medical emergency. But what if
Are Medical IDs FSA or HSA Eligible?
A question we’re frequently asked is: “Are medical IDs FSA or HSA eligible expenses?” Good news – the short answer is yes! More than 300
Mobile Emergency Contacts and MedicAlert Work Together to Keep you Safe in an Emergency
No one can predict when an emergency may happen, but you can be prepared. Things we use every day such as smartphones, along with companies