EmergencyLink, the free emergency ID network,
has made a 2013 resolution to inspire the 211 million unprepared
Americans to get organized for unexpected emergencies. One of the most
effective and dependable ways to feel safer in the New Year is to turn
your smartphone into the ultimate safety device!
Today, EmergencyLink kicked off its Ultimate Safety Device iPhone 5 Giveaway
to encourage individuals to be more prepared for emergencies. Each
week, for the rest of January, one lucky EmergencyLink member will
receive a new phone. Anyone can enter the contest by joining
EmergencyLink, for free, via the website or Facebook: http://www.emergencylink.com/iphone5.
Additionally, below are some emergency preparedness tips to check off your resolution list in the New Year:
1. Turn your smartphone into a safety device – Download safety and emergency apps on your smartphone so that you are prepared and protected wherever you are.
2. Be identifiable – Make sure you, as well as your family, have emergency and medical identification on you at all times.
3. Share important medical information – Make sure you share medical conditions you have or medications you are taking with family, friends and colleagues.
4. Scan and save important documents online
– Join the digital age! Scan and securely store your medical records,
living will, passport, etc. so you have access to these important
documents wherever you are, especially if they get lost.
About EmergencyLink
EmergencyLink
is the world’s first and only emergency ID network that lets anyone
store their important information and documents, easily share those
materials with family and friends, and offers a free 24-hour emergency
response center to aid members in an emergency. Completely free for
members, EmergencyLink’s services include a safe and secure website and
mobile app. Every member receives account ID tags and cards to put in a
wallet, on keychain, running shoes, luggage, kid's backpack, etc.
EmergencyLink maintains state-of-the-art security practices certified by
Norton Secured. To find out more about EmergencyLink and to sign-up,
visit: www.EmergencyLink.com.
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