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Program Gets Medical Info to First Responders

Having medical information for the elderly and disabled in a designated place helps first responders save lives.
Having medical information for the elderly and disabled in a designated place helps first responders save lives.

First responders showing up at medical emergencies often lack basic medical information about the patient. A new program in Kansas aims to change that. Heartland Health Monitor’s Dan Margolies reports.


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Heartland Health Monitor is a reporting collaboration focused on health issues and their impact in Kansas and Missouri. The partners — Kansas Public Radio, KCUR Public Radio, KCPT Public Television and KHI News Service — strive to bring listeners and readers timely, accurate and comprehensive coverage of health and health-related issues.