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Emergency Medication List Template
Medication details are easy to forget during an outage, evacuation, illness, or urgent-care visit. A short medication list belongs with the first-aid kit, documents, and emergency contacts.
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What to include
- Medication name, dose, schedule, and reason.
- Prescribing doctor and pharmacy phone number.
- Allergies, medical devices, and major diagnoses.
- Insurance details and emergency contacts.
- Refill dates and where backup supplies are stored.
Where to keep copies
- One printed copy in the household binder.
- One copy near the first-aid kit.
- One digital copy available offline.
- A simplified copy in a go bag if evacuation is realistic.
Review schedule
- Update after doctor visits, new prescriptions, dosage changes, pharmacy changes, or insurance changes.
- Check expiration dates when you check batteries and food.
Useful official references
- Ready.gov disability and medical needs - planning guidance for medical and access needs
- American Red Cross preparedness - general household preparedness guidance
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Keep medication copies with IDs and insurance.
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FAQ
Should I print a medication list?
Yes. Keep a printed copy where another adult can find it if your phone is dead or unavailable.
How often should I update the medication list?
Update it whenever a medication, dose, doctor, pharmacy, allergy, insurance detail, or emergency contact changes.
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