Why You Need an Emergency Information Plan!

"On November 3, 2017, while I was away on a business trip in Vermont, I received an unexpected call from my neighbor. First-responders were trying to gain access to my home because my wife had called 911. That day, she passed away," - John Pastore. 

It doesn’t matter if you are married or single, widowed or divorced; whether you live in your own home or in a gated community, a condominium or even in a continuing care residential community:

YOU NEED AN EMERGENCY INFORMATION PLAN!

It is vital to have a plan that provides first-responders with critical information at a moment’s notice to help save lives and provide designated family members with immediate access to your important medical, insurance and financial documents in an emergency.

This is why we developed the Emergency Preparedness Self-Assessment. It only takes 5 minutes to complete and could save a life. It will also make life much easier for those you care about and who care for you.

Take the Self-Assessment to see how prepared you actually are.