THE NEED: Vital personal information in an emergency

Imagine… a passenger passes out, has a heart attack, or seizure while on-board a plane, boat, cruise liner, train or any passenger transportation. Imagine they get into a car accident at their destination. Imagine a disaster like 9/11, Hurricane Katrina, or the 2011 tsunami in Japan

Envision… this person is incoherent or unable to speak on their own behalf.  There's no way to identify them, no way of knowing their vital emergency information, their emergency contacts, or what emergency needs they may have. Their families and loved ones have no way of knowing that they are alive, or where they are.

Evaluate… Are your customers as protected as they could be, or should be, concerning such measures as victim identification and validation? Do you meet the guidelines of the 9/11 Commission Act of 2007? Are you providing peace of mind to your employees, their families and loved ones?

Why?...

·         Medical emergencies during flights are rising

·         More passengers have pre-existing medical conditions

·         Flights worsen symptoms of pre-existing conditions

·         Taking care of a passenger whose vital emergency information is not available is the #1 challenge for the airline industry

My LifePlan® can eliminate these problems!

· Pre-travel: Gathering and updating the passenger’s vital emergency information

· Onboard: Access to passenger’s vital information in an emergency

· At-destination: Emergency information services to ambulance crew, emergency personnel, and emergency department

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