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A medical ID is a wearable accessory or ID card that contains or allows access to the user's critical personal and medical information. Individuals with medical conditions, food and drug allergies, or those taking medications should wear one. First responders and medical personnel are trained to look for these IDs when encountering patients who are unable to respond. Providing this information can prevent misdiagnosis, unwanted drug reactions, and treatments that could impose serious risk.
tag4life, a 501(c)(3) charity, is focused on leveling the playing field for medically vulnerable members of underprivileged and disadvantaged communities, where the daily conditions of life can cause adverse health outcomes. While we are pleased to offer medical IDs to anyone “no questions asked” through our Codes4Care (C4C) outreach program, we primarily provide free medical IDs to those in need, and we educate about how these wearable devices help provide that protection. And please follow us on IG/LI/FB @tag4lifeorg to let the world know about our mission, services, and website!
"Wear a medical alert ID bracelet or necklace engraved with important information for emergency responders & healthcare providers." CDC - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Light is a symbol of life, happiness, prosperity, and, in a wider sense, of perfect being. It is immortality - without light, there would be no life. Light is wisdom, divinity, hope, good, and truth, which shows how central it is to our everyday life. At tag4life, we shine a powerful light on medically vulnerable people who, for whatever reason, can't speak for themselves. We do this by helping to cover the cost of their medical IDs - no questions asked.
"Fundamentally, I did not understand the real necessity for such a device until there were discussions within my transplant support group. The importance of having my medical information readily available (from the point of view of a first-responder or within the ER) was not emphasized nearly enough during the pre- or post-transplant educational process."
Beverly M.
Liver Transplant Patient (15 years and counting)
Washington Park, Denver, CO - entrance at Franklin St. and Mississippi Ave.
Honor, celebrate, and recognize 25 years of the Donor Dash, an awareness-raising event to further educate and inspire support of organ, eye ...
Washington Park, Denver, CO - entrance at Franklin St. and Mississippi Ave.