Critical info at a glance
If someone had to step into your life for a day — a grown child, a neighbor, a first responder — this is the one page they'd reach for in the first hour. Fill it in, keep it current, and store it where a trusted person can find it.
What the page covers
In a real emergency, the same questions come up first: who do we call, what conditions and medications matter, what coverage exists, and where are the documents? This free one-page printable answers them at a glance, so no one has to hunt through a house — or a grieving mind — to find them.
- Who to call first — two emergency contacts and one out-of-area anchor everyone checks in with.
- Medical snapshot — the allergies, conditions, medications, and blood type a paramedic asks for first.
- Coverage & policy numbers — health, home, auto, and life, with the claim line on the back of each card.
- Where the papers live — will, IDs, deeds, the account list, and the safe.
This is a personal organizer to help you get ready, not legal, medical, or financial advice. Keep any page with full account or policy numbers somewhere private.
Get the free Critical Info at a Glance page
Tell us where to send it and we'll email you the free Critical Info at a Glance printable — emergency contacts, the medical snapshot a paramedic asks for first, coverage and policy numbers, and where the important papers live, on one page.
- What to gather
- What to update
- What to share with family
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Build the whole binder next
This one page is the fast start. When you're ready for the full picture, our complete checklist walks through every document to gather — organized the way FEMA's own preparedness kit recommends.
When you want the done-for-you organizer
If you'd rather fill in the blanks than build it from scratch, The Emergency Binder is the ready-made household organizer — every contact, policy, account, and plan your family would need, in a form they can actually use.
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