Calm or Call
Short questions. Clear advice. Always at hand.
This is not a diagnosis – it helps you decide what to do and when to seek help.
When to call emergency services with a baby
Get help right away if your baby has any of these:
When to call emergency services (older adult)
Get help right away if the person has any of these:
When to call emergency services (pregnancy)
Get help right away if you have any of these:
When to call emergency services (chronic condition)
Get help right away if the person has any of these:
Baby log
Tap to record. See last entry and today’s history below.
Emergency card
Store on this device only. For ER, babysitter, or doctor.
Emergency card
Set as your phone's wallpaper — blood type, allergies and your ICE contact will be visible on the lock screen.
Who is this for?
Child's age?
What's the main concern?
Common baby concerns
Other
Common concerns for older adults
Other
Common pregnancy concerns
Other
Concerns with a chronic condition
Other
Seek care immediately if:
This guide does not replace a medical exam. When in doubt, always see a doctor or call 911 in emergencies.