The Winter Park Police department has recently begun distributing “my Med-ID” information pouches to City residents who are advanced in age or who have chronic medical conditions.

The purpose of these forms is to provide a quick and easily accessible method for First Responders to access important medical information upon their arrival to a scene. This is specifically focused on the elderly population as it was designed and developed by the Seminole County Senior Triad with the cooperation of the Seminole County Emergency Medical Services and Dr. Todd Husty.

My Med-ID consists of an informational card that a person fills out that contains pertinent medical information including Blood type, Insurance information and known medical conditions as well as emergency contact information and administrative information regarding the existence of a Living Will, Do Not Resuscitate orders and a Primary Doctors name and current medication. This card is then placed in the supplied brightly colored magnetic pouch and placed promiscuously in the home.

The pouches and initial cards can be picked up from the police department's lobby. Additional information cards can be downloaded from here, thus allowing the user or their designee to print out the card as often as required as the information changes. If the user does not have access to a computer, additional “blank” information cards will also be distributed from the lobby of the police department.

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