FREE: If Not For You, How 'Bout For Grandma or Grandpa? Could Be A Lifesaver.

Totally Free & Important

This is an important health care tool for emergency situations and for medical appointments.  It is a way to gather the most important information about medications, conditions, contact numbers, etc. in one place that can be accessed immediately by simply walking over to your refrigerator.  I just ad-libbed something like this for aging family members, and it would have been great to have ad the LifePac instead.  

Look for the grey "Order Now" button on left side, HERE. 

You can order more than 1 of these LifePacs if you have family or friends that take medication.  They take orders by phone or online, HERE.  No commitment or money of any kind required.


Here's what CST's website says about the LifePac.  These folks are in the business of providing emergency medical response systems, etc., but they are offering this free of charge.  I ordered several today for family members of all ages, from a child to baby boomers to seniors and elderly.

" immediately the rescue worker knows to go to the refrigerator and find phone numbers, medications you are taking, any allergies, your latest blood pressure and/or any other special instructions to help you during an emergency.
What does this mean for you?

Peace of Mind–

knowing this vital information will be available if ever an emergency should occur. Our LifePac™ program saves lives–it could save yours or a loved one! "

HUGE Health Care Savings - Worth A Look to Save Thousands A Year on Premiums & Out-Of-Pocket Costs

First I want to establish for purposes of this message that I am a consumer who explores as many options that I can come up to find the very best deal on any item or service before I make a purchasing decision.   I enjoy sharing this information with family, friends and strangers that don't want to overpay for necessities and for comforts.  With that said, I realize this post is a little out of the ordinary for this blog, however it is in fact about savings - tremendous savings - on healthcare costs.   I also want to make it known that I have absolutely no personal or professional financial interest, investment or income as it relates to the plan discussed here.

• "I found the Federal Plan to cost 40% - 50% LESS than the private insurance plan."
• "I found the prescriptions to cost $10 for a 90-day supply."

There is a tremendous savings opportunity for what I consider a very good healthcare / medical insurance PPO plan that many people either don't know about have been subjected to misinformation that slams one of the greatest healthcare plans available at virtually the lowest rate through the United States government.

If you know somone that is struggling with super high healthcare insurance premiums and deductibles and he/she has a pre-existing condition*, or perhaps no health insurance at all but would prefer to, then take a look, or a re-look at the Federal Government's Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan, a healthcare insurance plan available to Americans that have a pre-existing condition.  You can check the eligibility criteria here.

I looked at the plans and premiums for Florida.  The Federal PCIP plan utilizes the First Health network of healthcare providers.  First Health's website has an easy-to-use online tool that allows you to search for medical providers of all sorts by zipcode, city, etc.  You can perform a provider search here (no registration or login required).  I found the Federal plan to be 40% - 50% LESS than the private insurance plan.  I also found every single one of my phsycians and healthcare providers in the Federal PCIP plan.  I found the prescriptions to be a great buy at $10 for a 90-day supply for most formulary medications.

I simply can't understand why the federal government isn't doing a better job of advertising this plan.  Think about other campaigns from federal programs that have provided public education through TV commercials, newspaper and magazine display ads and articles, brochures, etc., such as the The Food Pyramid, Dangers of Lead Paint, etc.  So this is my public service announcement.

Frequently Asked Questions & The Answers

Direct from the U.S. Goverment

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*Many folks don't realize that healthcare insurers can consider just about everything a "pre-existing condition" to charge a very high montly premium, including common conditions such as allergies, acne, back or neck problems, arthritis, asthma, high or low blood pressure, palpitations, anxiety, stomach problems like acidic stomach/gastritis/ulcer/GERD, bronchitis, and then there are the ones most people are aware of like diabetes, heart failure, auto-immune diseases, birth defects, kidney failure, and on and on.