FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Login Sign up NOW!A. It is vitally important for Healthcare Professionals to know as much information as possible at a glance to provide proper efficient care.
A. Yes, if the cardholder has an emergency and is unconscious the medical personnel will know your medical conditions and can give you the treatment you will need.
A. The information on the card needs to be accurate and up to date to ensure medical personnel are receiving the correct information. For this reason, all eMED cards are equipped with an expiration date.
A. Enter the website, click on Login, input your user name and password and your information will appear.
A. Yes. eMed will email the cardholder a reminder to update your card.
A. The camera type eMED suggests you to use is a Logitech, QuickCam for notebook. Please note that the files should be a maximum of 512K. All files will be converted to a PDF format.
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A. The most important piece of information an EMT needs to know is what medications you are taking not the dosage. If there are any medication changes, a new card can be issued.
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A. eMED suggests aM2 Hamster Plus reader and software from M2SYS Technologies @ http://www.m2sys.com. The finger print will need to be sent in a Jpeg.
A. You may contact Barbara @ 314.849.1901 or 1.888.326.4040
A. If you have an email address on file you will be notified by email that your renewal is due.
If you do not have an email address you will be notified by postal mail that your renewal is due.
Login to your account and update your information as needed.
A. Your medical information can only be changed with the user name and password. No person can change medical information without the user name and password which should be known only by the cardholder.
A. A living will is a legal document. It specifies a person's wishes concerning their medical care and treatment in the future. Because some states have living will statues and others do not, receiving qualified legal advice is critical. (See Forms)
A. Power of attorney is a legal document allowing one person to act in a legal matter in another's behalf. (See Forms)
A. Health Directive is a document used to describe the instructions that an individual may provide to inform family members and health care providers of his/her health care wishes. This is an important way to ensure that your wishes are respected should you become mentally or physically unable to communicate them yourself. The Living Will and Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare Professionals are the two documents that provide these directives. (See Forms)
A. The eMED card has saved lives. We have several documented cases where the patient would have suffered serious complications and even death, had the card not been used.
A. A new card can be issued at a nominal fee.