ICE: In Case of Emergency
Paramedics and hospital personnel will often look at a patient’s phone for an ICE (In Case of Emergency) number to know who to call for you, so it’s a good idea to have an app clearly labeled ICE on your home page so they can find it. The ICE app can store a list of people to call, insurance information, doctor names and numbers, medications, allergies, medical conditions, and special instructions in case you’re incapacitated.
EMERGENCY PLANNER CHECKLIST
Need a little motivation to get prepared? This app is for you then. No one likes to think about emergencies and disasters, but you need to be prepared. This checklist app will help keep you and your loved ones safe by making sure you have everything you need.
SAS Survival Guide
Fully downloaded onto your device, no wi-fi or cell signal is needed. In addition to extremely detailed survival information and checklists, you will find videos, quizzes, a morse code signaling device, and a sun compass. This app will help prepare you for urban disasters, natural disasters, how to survive outdoor situations and much more.
wikiHow
This app covers about every emergency situation you could think of. Explore 140,000+ how-to articles, where you can get help with First Aid, CPR & Choking, Animal Attacks, Vehicle Emergencies, Escapes & Rescues, Natural Disasters, Self Defense, Wilderness Survival, and so much more.
All of them can be very helpful, but being always ready and alert is more important.
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