Get Personal Data And Emergency Contact

Emergency contact person means a person the individual or caregiver wants the provider to contact in the event of an emergency to inform the person about the nature of the emergency.

Your emergency contact is the first person healthcare providers and emergency services will contact if you're in a medical or mental health crisis. It's important that your emergency contact knows your health history and has access to your health information.

Emergency contact person means a person the individual or caregiver wants the provider to contact in the event of an emergency to inform the person about the nature of the emergency.

An emergency contact is the first person medical personnel will get in touch with in an emergency, but your emergency contact may not have the legal authority to act on your behalf unless you explicitly provide that power.

Your emergency list should include anyone who needs to be notified. This list shouldn't be limited to family members. Your list should include contact information for your home, your office or any other family member's workplace. Make sure you have school phone numbers and contacts as well.

Your Android phone opens the Contacts app, use it to add an emergency contact. If it displays a list of your Google Contacts list, tap the contact you want to use an emergency contact. This will add the contact as an emergency contact.

Your primary emergency contact might be any number of people in your life, such as: A partner or spouse. A family member. A friend.

Yes, listing someone as your emergency contact can be a major relationship milestone, but it's not something you should rush into — medical emergencies are serious.