Create Your Emergency Contact Template
Legal & Safety
Living alone means being extra prepared for emergencies. This tool helps you create a comprehensive emergency contact list that first responders, neighbors, and loved ones can access when needed. Keep copies in multiple locations and share with trusted contacts.
Create Your Emergency Contact Template
Create Your Emergency Contact Template
Living alone means being extra prepared for emergencies. This tool helps you create a comprehensive emergency contact list that first responders, neighbors, and loved ones can access when needed. Keep copies in multiple locations and share with trusted contacts.
Safety First: This information is sensitive. Only share with trusted individuals and store securely. Consider keeping copies in your wallet, on your refrigerator, and with a trusted neighbor or family member.
Personal Information
Emergency Contacts
List people who should be contacted in case of emergency, in order of priority.
Add Emergency Contact
Your Emergency Contacts:
No emergency contacts added yet.
Medical Information
Critical Medical Information
Location & Access Information
Home Access Information
Additional Instructions
Pet Care Instructions
Emergency Preparedness Tips for Singles
Where to Keep This Information
- Laminated copy on your refrigerator (first responders often check there)
- Copy in your wallet or purse
- Digital copy on your phone (password protected)
- Copy with a trusted neighbor or building manager
- Copy at your workplace
- Upload to a secure cloud service accessible by emergency contacts
Choosing Emergency Contacts
- Choose at least 3-4 people in different locations
- Include at least one local contact who can reach you quickly
- Make sure contacts know they're listed and have your information
- Update contact information regularly
- Consider including a neighbor or building manager
- Include someone who knows your medical history
Technology Solutions
- Set up emergency contacts in your phone's medical ID
- Use apps like ICE (In Case of Emergency) for quick access
- Consider a medical alert device if you have health conditions
- Set up location sharing with trusted contacts
- Use smart home devices for emergency assistance
Regular Updates
- Review and update information every 6 months
- Update immediately after moving or changing doctors
- Verify contact phone numbers are still current
- Update medical information when medications change
- Inform contacts when you update their information
- Test emergency procedures occasionally