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If you cannot explain your medical situation, your records should.

A clear, current medical summary — prepared from your records, not retyped under pressure.

✓ Updated 2026 · England & Wales
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What it contains

Blood type, allergies, current medications

What a paramedic needs in the first three minutes.

Ongoing conditions and recent history

So a new clinician is not starting from zero.

GP, NHS number, advance decisions

Including DNACPR status and where the written order lives.

Implanted devices

Pacemakers and the like must be removed before cremation — recorded once, surfaced when it matters.

Answer one optional question in the free First Sitting and your wallet card is prepared on the spot — no account, no payment. Printed as a wallet card for emergencies, or a full summary for a new clinician taking over your care. Information, not medical advice.

That card is a snapshot from the day you made it. The Household Continuity Dossier is what keeps it current — prepared from your Medical Abstract, updated whenever a medication, condition, or GP changes, with nothing to retype.

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