Don’t Let Medical Conditions Stop You From Discovering the World Living with a medical condition can sometimes feel like a roadblock, limiting your ability to explore the world and pursue your dreams. Perhaps you’re worried about accessing your medication should you run out or lose it, or you’re concerned about communication barriers in different countries…
Have your medical information with you always. It’s better to prepare for the unexpected. If you’re on medications, have prescriptions, have had surgery and implants, vaccines, allergies, X-rays or hospital records, non and prescription medications and diagnoses it pays to be prepared should an emergency arise. Whether at home or on vacation, no matter what…
At World Medical Card, we care about family. Our family was the reason behind its inception. Protect Loved Ones with the World Medical Card. Let us tell you a story. The founder of World Medical Card, Arne Veidung, faced considerable worry when his father travelled to Spain. His father needed help in obtaining the essential…
Allergies, often seen as a nuisance, can pose serious health risks if left untreated. Even seemingly mild allergic reactions can escalate into life-threatening emergencies. Understanding the potential dangers of untreated allergies is crucial for protecting your health and the health of those around you. Anaphylaxis: A Medical Emergency The most severe allergic reaction is anaphylaxis….
Up-to-date health information is of utmost importance for emergency physicians. Easily accessible patient information is crucial for accurate and speedy diagnosis and treatment. If language is a barrier or in case of a natural disaster, World Medical Card® can help you get treatment anywhere in the world fast. Do you have your medical history on…
When Time Is of The Essence Here’s a response a family member received from a medical doctor regarding a complaint made about the length of time it took for one elderly patient to receive emergency treatment in her hometown. “…Thank you for your letter concerning the treatment of your mother in our Emergency Department (ED)…
