We are aware of the importance of wearing a medical ID every day.  Bill Hageman at the Chicago Tribune explains that not only can medical ID jewelry be life-saving but also fashionable.  Read an excerpt:http://www.chicagotribune.com/health/sc-health-0224-bracelets-20100224,0,2798412.story .

“The notion goes back more than 50 years, when simple bracelets and necklaces noted a wearer’s medical condition, a great idea that can help emergency personnel provide faster treatment. As smart of a product as it was, some people were reluctant to wear such items because they were so pedestrian. 

Look at what KUTV in Salt Lake City had to say about the importance of wearing a medical ID!  What a great endorsement!  Read a portion of their article here. To read the complete article and watch their video, visit http://www.kutv.com/content/news/local/story/Bracelets-Designed-to-Save-Your-Life/ayxQLvNR90qbMYG_HHPf3A.cspx.

Every year, millions of people will visit an emergency room here in the country. But without critical information, your life could be at risk. Would a doctor know if you were allergic to medication, or have a medical condition that could jeopardize your treatment? And would doctors have access to this information if you were unresponsive?

Looking for a new doctor can be stressful and time-consuming.  However, it is very important to find the right doctor for you and your loved ones. Just like us, doctors have varying personalities and it’s helpful to find a doctor whose personality matches yours.  Often times we rely on family or friend recommendations but remember that we all have unique personal preferences and could benefit from doing our own research. 

Some tips for finding your perfect fit include:

·         Choose 3 or 4 doctors that you feel have the credentials you are looking for.