Think About This For A Moment!
Written by Larry Smith
What would you do if you had an accident?
Suppose you were unconscious, allergic to certain medications or had one or more health challenges such as cardiac problems, asthma, diabetes, allergies, etc?
Those about to treat and/or stabilize you for transfer to the nearest medical facility ¡V and those in the medical facility usually know next to nothing about you and your medical condition - except you are injured and/or in need of medical attention - quickly!.
You now can provide them with the latest medical information about yourself so they can properly treat you - and in doing so perhaps SAVE YOUR LIFE?n n The E-Medstick n Your personal protection in n almost any Medical Emergencyn anywhere in the world!
The E-Medstick¶ is a small USB drive that easily informs paramedics or ER staff of your pertinent medical history, even if you cannot speak. They plug it in to their laptops right at your emergency location and instantly have your med list and allergies, as well as pertinent medical history, physician’s name and emergency contact. This allows avoidance of medication errors such as giving aspirin to an aspirin allergic patient. In addition, it simplifies and speeds up the intake process by providing your med list instantly to the ambulance or ER staff. In the ER it might avoid unnecessary testing by listing recent studies such as stress echoes or angiography already completed. In six (6) languages!
The E-Medstick¶ has been developed by ER/Paramedic health care professionals to protect you in any medical emergency anywhere in the world. Carry it in your pocket, around your neck, in your wallet, purse or on a key chain - simple easy and LIFE SAVING!
Do you have family, friends or others you know who could have their own E-Medstick¶ - perhaps to save their life or at least give them the edge they need to survive a medical emergency? A great and valuable gift!
The E-Medstick¶ - safe, secure ID and password protected ¡V only you have access to your own information. Meets all HIPPA (USA) requirements.
DON’T DELAY - GET YOURS NOW!
ONLY $59.95 USD SUBSCRIPTION
WITH UNLIMITED SAFE SECURE
ACCESS TO YOUR OWN FILES
Go here to subscribe: http://www.e-medstick.com
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3619 E Verdin Rd., Phoenix, Arizona 85044 USAn480 899-4463, info@e-medstick.com n
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About the Author
A. Laurence (Larry) Smith is a founder and Executive Board member of MEDSTICK Corporation and is an experienced hands-on marketing, sales, management and consultative professional in Information Technology, corporate business and financial services. He has extensive technical background in computers and IT, and has written and published books and papers regarding computers and information systems in health care world-wide - one which was utilized by the USA White House in their health care reform program - 1993. Designer of the first hospital system in the world with monnitors throughout the hospital - in Sweden.the E-Medstick
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