1. Backups of Your Medical Information
A hurricane can cause severe damage to documents containing critical medical information. Furthermore, you might need to evacuate. Make sure you have copies of all relevant information, and keep it all stored in a waterproof bag, folder, or other protective container.
- Copies of all prescriptions
- Copy of your photo ID and health insurance card
- Contact details for your doctor and pharmacy
- Medication dosages and dosing times
- Pertinent settings and details related to testing equipment
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10 Things People With Diabetes Should Keep in a Hurricane Emergency Kit
Managing diabetes requires both short- and long-term planning. Because hurricanes and natural disasters can occur with little to no warning, it’s important to have an emergency kit on hand. After all, during a major crisis, it may not be possible to access your usual supplies.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends having enough supplies to last at least 1 to 2 weeks. Here’s what belongs in your kit.
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