What's on the card

What goes on an emergency medical card for service dog handlers

The front tells responders how to help you. The back tells them what your dog is doing and who's coming to pick your dog up.

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Back of the engraved card with emergency contacts, the Emergency Dog Handler and service dog alerts
Front of the engraved card with the handler's name, address, blood type, conditions, medications and allergies
Front, for you Back, for your dog
Where every field came from

A medical ID card built from the questions responders ask on scene

We asked fire houses and police departments what they'd want to find on a service dog's vest. Every field on the card answers one of three questions.

A gloved hand pulls the engraved card from the red wallet on a German Shepherd's tan harness while holding a phone Designed with firefighters, EMTs and police in Salt Lake City
1What's happening to you?Your conditions, medications, allergies and blood type are on the front.
2What is your dog doing?Your dog's tasks and alerts are on the back, so an alert reads as information.
3Who takes your dog?Your Emergency Dog Handler is on the back, so your dog goes to someone you trust.

The front tells responders how to help you

The back tells responders what your dog is doing and who takes it home

The facts you'd tell responders yourself if you could. Tap a number to see why each one is there.

Your dog's alerts and the person you chose, right where responders look. Tap a number to see why each one is there.

Front of the engraved card with the handler's patient information

Sample card. Yours is engraved with your details.

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Type over the sample to see how your own details sit on the card. It flips to whichever side you're editing.

Front of the card
Back of the card
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PATIENT INFORMATION Jordan Miles D.O.B. 4/12/1992 152 E Midvillage Blvd Sandy Utah, 84070
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Medical Conditions: Epilepsy, POTS Medications: Levetiracetam, Fludrocortisone Medical / Food Allergies: Penicillin
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Emergency Contacts: Taylor Miles 801-555-0147 Morgan Lee 801-555-0163
Emergency Dog Contacts: Vet: 801-555-0120 Dog Handler Sam Miles 801-555-0182 Service Dog Alerts: Seizure Alert, Retrieves Medication See Reverse
Writing tips

How to fill out a medical card for emergency responders

Six small habits that make your card easier to read on the side of a road at 2am. Tick each one off as you go.

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Tick each one off as you fill out your card.
The front of the card, which fills with color as you check off each tip
The red aluminum card at an angle, showing its engraved patient information
The card

A medical ID card made to last

It's a 1mm red aluminum card, laser engraved, so the details responders need are still there years from now.

Solid aluminumA metal card that won't bend in a wallet that rides on a dog all day.
Laser engravedYour information won't fade or rub off.
Red on purposeRed is the color responders look for.
Inside a closed walletThe outside shows only the medical patch, so your details stay private.
Privacy

Who can see your medical card in an emergency

Your card lives inside the magnetic wallet. Strangers see a red medical patch, and responders open it in one motion when they need it. Drag the line to look inside.

What strangers seeA closed wallet with the red Medical Information patch.
What responders seeYour engraved card, the moment they open it.
The open wallet with the engraved card behind its clear window
The closed wallet showing only the red Medical Information patch
What strangers see What responders see
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The engraved card resting on top of the closed wallet on a dark surface
$15 updates

Keep your emergency medical card current for $15

When your medications, conditions or contacts change, order a new card and swap it into the wallet you already have. Your dog keeps the wallet, and you keep the peace of mind.

Emergency medical card questions

The front of the NooknRook card holds your name, date of birth, address, blood type, medical conditions, medications, medical allergies and special notes. The back holds your emergency contacts, your Emergency Dog Handler and your service dog's tasks and alerts.

Red is the color responders look for, so the card is easy to spot on a vest.

Order a $15 Medical ID Card and swap it into the wallet you already have.

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A gloved hand slides the engraved card out of the red wallet on a German Shepherd's vest while the other hand holds a phone