We're proud of the work we do. But more than our work, we're proud of our courageous customers, our friends. We're encouraged to hear stories about how our medical IDs have comforted and, even, rescued so many. Read the testimonies of our friends. We believe they'll touch and inspire you too.

Michael S. South Chicago Heights Just by seeing the necklace they knew exactly what to do. They knew not to give my girlfriend any Demerol or penicillin and they knew exactly what kind of insulin.

Sheila R .Southwest Terre Haute, Indiana Though my son kept telling his teacher he was allergic and couldn't eat all the Food Pyramid food samples, she thought he was being a picky eater. His medical ID convinced her and saved him a trip to the hospital.

Marva C .Vallejo, California I was pretty dazed in the ambulance, but I was still able to point the EMT to my bracelet. When she read it, she said, 'You are a very smart woman to wear this'.

Robin S .Temple, Texas I was just about to run out of some critical medication for my very rare heart disease. Thanks to my ID and Online Medical Registry, I was able to get all the information to continue my meds on schedule.

Shannon M. Hope For The Warriors
When I purchased and American Medical ID bracelet for my husband after he was wounded in Iraq in 2004, I knew it could save his life, but never thought it would.
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Debbie D. Bourbonnais, IL
My daughter was diagnosed with Lupus two years ago and I can't tell you how much I love the kids sportband.  She thinks the sportband is really cool.

Judith B. Cincinatti Ohio
I have several medical conditions and take certain medications that EMT and ER personnel need to know about in an emergency situation before any treatment can be given.  However, I never thought I would need a medical ID to speak for me. 
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Linda B. Streamwood, Illinois
When EMTs responded to my car accident, instantly finding our American Medical ID bracelets, they learned my son and I have asthma and immediately checked our oxygen saturation levels.

Laurence C., M.D. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
During a graduate class lecture, I had a grand-mal seizure. My American Medical ID pendant communicated all the ER doctor needed to know to treat me quickly and effectively. As a physician, I really stress that patients take the initiative to obtain a medical ID.

Christina C. Bloomington, Indiana
When an emergency responder discovered me incoherent — and 35 miles from my intended destination — the caregiver, referencing my American Medical ID bracelet, learned I have diabetes and learned my doctor's name and number. I quickly was treated for hypoglycemia and then safely released from the ER.

Karen C., EMT Mountain Dale, New York
As a volunteer EMT, I've been in countless emergencies. I wish more patients wore medical IDs — like my American Medical ID bracelet — they save time and lives.

Joseph D. Fresh Meadows, New York
My mother has Alzheimer's, and her American Medical ID bracelet helped police identify her and bring her home when she wandered three miles from home.

Lorena C., O.D. Houston, Texas
After my seizure, when I was unconscious, my American Medical ID pendant communicated to the paramedics treating me. My ID saved my life. I'll never travel without it.

Robert R. Seattle, Washington
When EMTs arrived at the accident's site, they quickly spotted my wife's medical ID, which revealed her chemotherapy and blood thinners. She received immediate, precise medical attention. The small cost of the American Medical ID bracelet can't match the comfort the ID provides.

Diane R. Aurora, Illinois
Were it not for my American Medical ID bracelet, no telling how long it would've taken medical personnel to tailor their care to the knowledge that I'm on Coumadin and have pulmonary embolisms.

Beverly R. Hillsborough, North Carolina
From Raleigh-Durham to Chicago to Seattle to Tokyo, my ID necklace told airport staff I have diabetes and my lancets are essential testing supplies. American Medical ID gave me confidence to travel.

Rachel R. Piffard, New York
Suffering from severe dehydration at the eighth mile of the Utica BoilerMaker 15k, I could barely utter my name, much less remember important allergies. When EMTs saw my American Medical ID necklace, I discovered what a good investment I'd made.

Nancy W. Frankfort, Indiana
Last summer, while marching with the school band in 85-degree weather, my daughter — who had a pacemaker implanted when she was 1 — started experiencing heart problems because of the heat. Because she was wearing her American Medical ID necklace she was allowed to rest and have water.

John S. 
I passed out in my church right after singing in the choir, but because I had my medical ID bracelet, those in the church had access to all my information and the paramedics knew exactly what medications I was on and some of my medical history so that they could give me the best of care. Now, I wear the bracelet all the time in case a collapse ever happens again. This bracelet gives me a sense of confidence in knowing that my information is available to those who need it in an emergency.