Road ID Interactive

Road I.D. has an item, wrist band, that gives basic information on the plate. However, on the back of the plate is a toll free number and an individual password that the EMT can call and have access to any medical/contact information you want to make available. Costs more but much greater information.

I have a fairly involved medical history that EMT should be aware of if found in need of assistance and not able to respond. Far too much information to put on the Road ID wrist band or dog tag.

The wearer logs onto Road I.D.'s web page and completes the information that they want made available to medical personnel. In the event of a medical emergency the EMT's call the 800 number provided on the band and enters the access number, also on the band, and receive all medical information provided by the wearer. 

I'm a runner and run along rural roads that aren't lighted the best and with my medical history providing this type of information, I feel, is only a good idea.

The monthly/yearly fee to store your information isn't really that much. Anyone in a situation where they may need medical assistance and not be able to respond should have at least the basic Road ID if not the expanded medical ID that I have.