Emergency Contact Card PDF (Free)
Create a wallet-sized emergency contact card with your medical info, insurance details, and caregiver phone numbers. Print it, laminate it, and keep it with you.
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Who needs an emergency contact card?
- Parents who want babysitters, schools, or coaches to have critical info.
- Travelers who need a concise printout in case their phone is locked or lost.
- Individuals with allergies or chronic conditions who need rapid, clear instructions.
- Workplaces and volunteer groups that maintain safety kits for staff or members.
What to include on your card
- Full name and date of birth for quick identification.
- Primary and secondary emergency contacts with phone numbers.
- Allergies and medications written in short, easy-to-scan phrases.
- Primary doctor and clinic information.
- Insurance provider and member ID for billing teams.
- Any special notes such as medical devices, language preferences, or access instructions.
How to print and laminate
Use these steps to create a durable, wallet-ready card:
- Open the tool, enter your information, and click Generate PDF.
- Print at 100% scale on card stock or standard paper and cut along the outline.
- Laminating option: place the card in a small laminating pouch or clear ID holder.
- Make two copies—one for your wallet and one for a caregiver or glove compartment.
Frequently asked questions
What is an emergency contact card?
A small wallet card listing your key medical details, emergency contacts, and insurance info that responders can use when you cannot speak for yourself.
Who should carry one?
Parents, caregivers, elderly family members, people with allergies or medical conditions, travelers, and anyone who wants a quick reference for responders.
What size is the card?
The generator produces a card sized to 3.5 x 2 inches (standard business card) centered on a PDF so you can print and cut it.
Can I include multiple contacts?
Yes. Add a primary and optional secondary contact so responders have a backup number if the first is unavailable.
How do I list allergies or medications?
Use short phrases that are easy to scan, such as “Peanut allergy” or “Insulin-dependent diabetic.”
Can I add insurance details?
Yes. The card includes fields for insurance provider and member ID so billing staff can quickly start coverage checks.
Is my information stored online?
No. Everything stays in your browser. When you click Generate PDF, the file downloads directly to your device.
How often should I update it?
Update after any medication change, new diagnosis, or when contact numbers change. Reprint and replace the old card right away.
Can kids use this card?
Yes. Include pediatrician info, allergies, and parental contacts. Slip it into a backpack or sports bag.
What if I have a medical bracelet already?
A bracelet is great for quick alerts; the card provides deeper detail like doctors, insurance, and full contact numbers.
How do I share the PDF?
Email or text the PDF to caregivers so they can print a copy. You can also store it in your phone’s wallet app for quick access.
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Fill out your contact, medical, and insurance details, then download the wallet card instantly. Keep it on hand and share a copy with caregivers.
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