Owners: Melinda Lipinski, left, and Janelle Marks Business address: P.O. Box 5053, Huntington Beach 92615 Web site and phone numbers: www.amedalertjewelry.com and 714-842-2872 and 714-960-2703 Type of ...

Jewelry is not supposed to be this useful. It’s supposed to be frivolous. Extraneous. The antithesis of life-saving. And yet, look-a-here: This stuff is positively cute, flashy, dazzling. Might we add ...

You can have a brilliant idea — roller skates for cats, for example — but if the public doesn’t buy into it, the idea is worthless. Take medical alert jewelry. The notion goes back more than 50 years, ...

We tend to ignore most stories about personal health records because, despite the hype, PHRs haven't exactly caught on with the public. But when Tiffany & Co. comes up with a $2,250 gold medical-alert ...

Medical identification bracelets are a necessity for many, but they aren’t exactly known for being fashionable. Thankfully for disabled fashion lovers, these essential bracelets — which display ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Recently, my fellow and I saw a new patient who was referred for consultation about abnormal thyroid labs. I was ...

Medical-alert accessories lower the risk of kidney failure in chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients No significant differences were found in hospitalization rates or death due to the use of these ...

Medical alert bracelets and medical ID tags are a common sight at many eldercare communities. However, they may soon be giving way to a more informative and aesthetically pleasing alternative: USB ...

Medical alert bracelets and medical ID bracelets are important tools that can help save lives. While they may seem similar, understanding the differences between them is crucial, especially in ...

After Eileen Smith was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes four years ago, she went in search of a medical ID bracelet to wear in case she suffered a hypoglycemic episode away from home. She bought a ...