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Bracelet stores medical history
Store personal health history data on this portable, waterproof memory device.
Your patients may find the CARE Medical History Bracelet useful. They can store personal health history data on this portable, waterproof memory device preloaded with CARE e-Manager software. The device is designed to expedite care, reduce medical errors, and potentially save lives; emergency medical staff can view the medical records via USB.
The patient controls the information and works with his or her provider to keep it updated.
The devices are $29.99, come in seven colors and five sizes, and can be found in national drug store chains and other retailers. The bracelet is being used by the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center, the Epilepsy Foundation, and the Special Olympics, according to the manufacturer.
GC Publishers LLC; (866) 798-4531; www.medicalhistorybracelet.com
