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Thanks for a sane response. Apparently the idea of people with medical issues having a standard yet private and permanent way to communicate that to EMT/ER personnel is not yet ripe for implementation.

Thanks for your input. Apparently there is no standard for communicating such information beyond bracelets and wallets. I'll be sure to apply the same measure of indifference if I come across an EMT or LEO bleeding to death on the side of the road, not checking to see if there might be a...

Thanks... ...for the several prompt replies. My mentioning of blood typing was directed at ER personell, not EMT; it was a side issue. Similarly my mentioning of alzheimeirs or other patients prone to wander as a result of a condition that is unlikely to improve with time was also a...

Hi, I hope this is an appropriate place to post this question. Are there any locations on the body that are routinely examined at crash or rescue sites for information analogous to medical ID bracelets? In particular, I'm thinking that people might not want to wear a bracelet indentifying...