Emergency Info Sheet Printable
A simple printable sheet for important personal, medical, and emergency contact information.
Emergency Information Sheet
Keep one at home, in a vehicle, or in an emergency binder.
| Full Name | |
|---|---|
| Date of Birth | |
| Address | |
| Primary Phone | |
| Emergency Contact 1 | |
| Emergency Contact 1 Phone | |
| Emergency Contact 2 | |
| Emergency Contact 2 Phone | |
| Family Doctor / Clinic | |
| Doctor / Clinic Phone | |
| Pharmacy | |
| Pharmacy Phone |
Medical Conditions
Allergies
Current Medications
| Medication | Dosage / Notes |
|---|---|
Important Notes
Frequently Asked Questions
What information should be on a family emergency information sheet?
An emergency info sheet should include full names and dates of birth for all household members, emergency contact numbers (local and out-of-area), insurance policy numbers, medical conditions and medications, blood types, primary care provider contacts, utility shutoff locations, and meeting point addresses. Keep it simple enough that a first responder or neighbor can use it.
Where should I store my family emergency information sheet?
Keep printed copies in multiple locations: your emergency kit, your vehicle glove box, a fireproof safe at home, and with a trusted out-of-area family member. Also share a digital copy stored securely, but always have a printed version since digital access may not be available during an emergency.
How often should I update my emergency information sheet?
Review and update your emergency information sheet at least twice a year, or any time there is a change, new phone numbers, address changes, new medications, updated insurance policies, or new household members. Set a reminder to review it alongside your smoke detector battery checks each spring and fall.