It could happen to anyone:

• You're traveling abroad and lose your heart medications. And you can't get a new prescription because you don't remember the generic names of the drugs.
• You're in a car accident and are rushed to the hospital in a state of shock. But the emergency personnel have no idea that you're allergic to four different medications.
• You lose consciousness and an ambulance is called. But no one knows that you're a diabetic and need glucose immediately.

PHDtoGo's Emergency Card and Emergency Page could save your life, and the lives of your loved ones.

The password-protected Emergency Card, which you print from your computer and carry in your wallet or purse, contains your PHDtoGo user code and emergency password. Since there are separate passwords for your Emergency Page and Personal Health Diary, no one will be able to view your full recorded history when they access your Emergency Page.

Using your emergency password, authorized medical personnel can gain access to the vital information contained in your online Emergency Page. The card is available in several languages, which is critical if you're traveling to non-English speaking countries.

With almost every major hospital connected to the Internet, your emergency information can be accessed anywhere in the world, at any time of the day. You can always change your emergency password, to prevent anyone from entering your Emergency Page without your authorization. This is particularly important if your wallet, containing your Emergency Card, is stolen or lost. And changing your password takes just seconds!

PHDtoGo lets you decide what appears on your Emergency Page. If you don't want to disclose certain facts -- for instance that you suffer from occasional depressions -- you can hide it from your Emergency Page. It will still appear in your Personal Health Diary, but that's information that only you can access.