Why your information matters
Respond in an emergencyMake medications, allergies, conditions, devices, and contacts easier to find when you cannot speak for yourself.
Reduce avoidable mistakesGive care teams clearer context for treatment decisions, drug interactions, and known risks.
Save valuable timeKeep history, recent procedures, and results together to limit delays and unnecessary repetition.
Coordinate careHelp primary care, specialists, urgent care, and hospital teams work from the same information.
Support people you care forKeep consent forms and health details ready for children, dependents, and caregivers.
Stay prepared and informedTrack changes, keep records current, and access essential information wherever life takes you.
Better information can help care begin with better answers.
Control helps keep the health details you and the people helping you may need organized, current, and within reach.
In an emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number. Control does not replace emergency medical services.
