Putting Emergencies on “ICE”
There are simple tactics that can do everyone some good. One such initiative is putting ICE or In Case of Emergency contact numbers in our cell phones.
Experts suggest programming the acronym ICE followed by the name and number of a family member or friend whom first responders or the hospital can contact if you are ill or unable to respond. These ICE contacts should be people who are available much of the time and who know all of your important medical conditions.
For example:
ICE = John Smith (Father), 123-456-7890
Please take a few moments to put your phone on ICE today.
It could save a lot of time, trouble and tears in the long run.
To print out an 8 1/2” x 11” poster,
click the following:
Putting Emergencies on I.C.E.
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