| |
 Designed to work with Microsoft
Internet Explorer.
Click
on a question or topic to expand it.
On-Line
Yes. All of your personal and contact information is
stored in a secure database for a short period until
your order has been fulfilled.
Once your order has been processed, your information
is moved to a separate secured
offline database and cleared from the original database.
The second database is backed up daily and is ONLY
for matters of record. We will NOT disclose any of
your personal information beyond our operation, and
we make every effort to protect and secure the information
we are asked to reproduce.
Our own family and friends have purchased our In
Case of EMERGENCY Notification Cards.
We protect each and every person’s information
as if it were our own.
Information You Carry In
Your Wallet
You should be careful with any personal information
you carry on you. There is no combination of information
on the In
Case of EMERGENCY Notification Card
that, on it’s own, would provide enough information
for someone to steal your identity. Nonetheless,
because people with criminal intent always seem
to be able to think of things that honest people
don’t, we recommend that your In Case of
EMERGENCY card is securely fastened to a lanyard or clip,
or treated in the same manner as your driver’s license
or a credit card. For more information about identity
theft you can contact the Federal Trade Commission
by phone at 202-FTC-HELP (202-382-4357) or electronically
by pressing here.
Yes. We have retained a very reputable
local law firm to review our procedures and practices
for discrepancies. Your personal contact information
is NEVER disclosed beyond our operation. For more information
regarding Health Insurance Portability and Accountability
Act of 1996, Pub. L.104-191 ("HIPAA")
press here.
To view our complete Privacy
Policy, click here.
By providing the month and year you were born, emergency
personnel can estimate your age. Omitting the day of the month helps to protect
you from identity theft if your card is lost or stolen (although your birth date can be
retrieved from a drivers license or some other form of identification). Our product was
designed to provide a tool for emergency personnel to quickly contact family members
or trusted friends in the event of an emergency. It also helps to identify an individual
and provides information of
your choosing, so that an EMT can do a rapid assessment of your condition.
Sometimes age will factor into this assessment and warn EMT's of any condition the
patient may have that they want known before emergency treatment is rendered.
For more information about identity theft
you can contact the Federal Trade Commission by phone
at 202-FTC-HELP (202-382-4357) or electronically by pressing
here.
For your convenience. Consider these examples:
- You are an athlete that regularly jogs, bicycles, plays tennis or
golf, or goes to the gym. One
In Case of EMERGENCY Notification
Card in your gym bag, on a lanyard, or in your golf
bag will help assure that you will have your
information with you, and you will not
have to remember to remove your card from your wallet.
- For your children: With your emergency contact information on a card
for your children, you can hand it to a relative
or babysitter temporarily caring for your child.
(For additional emergency information resources
for parents, click here.
A customer service code is our method of awarding special offers and honoring
affiliate associations with other organizations. If you do not have a customer service code,
you can skip this entry in your ordering process.
Yes. Our sales team will prepare custom affiliate packages for universities,
businesses and public services. Go to the Contact
Us page and follow the prompts for more information.
Yes. In Case
of EMERGENCY Notification Cards is a great benefit for employees.
Our sales team can provide you with information on a corporate affiliate program.
Go to the Contact Us page and follow the prompts for more information.
Our sales team can provide you with information on a corporate affiliate program.
In Case of EMERGENCY Notification Cards is a great benefit for customers as well as employees.
Go to the Contact Us page and follow the prompts for more information.
In order for this product to work the
way it is intended, your information must be kept current.
In fact, In Case of EMERGENCY.com's
Policies & Terms page explicitly states
that the card owner is responsible for information being current and
accurate. Therefore, we highly recommend ordering new cards when any relevant
information changes. We believe it’s the best $10 you’ll ever spend.
As part of our security procedures,
our database is cleared when the orders are filled.
Once your information is moved to the secured offline
database, the only way to receive more cards is to
place a new order.
Unfortunately, no. Our database is cleared
when the orders are filled. Once your information is
moved to the secured offline database, the only way
to receive
more cards is to place a new order.
No. Six is the maximum number of contact
numbers that will fit in the contact area on one card.
The only required information on your In
Case of EMERGENCY Notification Card is
the name field. All other information is completely
voluntary and is 100% your discretion.
No. Only the name field is required
to proceed with placing an order. All other information
is completely voluntary and is 100% your discretion.
|
|
