Blood Pressure Checks - POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

Medical Information Kits
The fire department is excited to implement a free program that allows residents to provide information regarding medical history, conditions and prescription medication in times of great distress by offering Medi-Facts kits. Medi-Facts is a medical information storage kit that makes personal health records easily accessible to emergency medical personnel.

How the kit works:

• Fill in the medical history information sheet. If you can, have your doctor review your information.
• Fold the medical history sheet so information faces inside and the “Important Medical Information”  label is visible.
• Slide the sheet into the magnet and stick to refrigerator door; keep it highly visible and away from other items.
• Place the provided alert sticker on or near the exterior door of your home. This will alert Queen Creek Fire to the location of your medical history.

Packets can be picked up at the Town of Queen Creek Development Services Building or any Queen Creek fire station.

Quitting Smoking is Tough
Even tougher when you have to do it alone. That's when you can call the Arizona Smokers’ Helpline, or ASHLine, for free. Expert coaches walk you through the quitting process, helping you set goals and develop a quit plan that makes sense for you. You can go at your own pace using telephone or Web-based quit services. 

• All helpline services are Free for Arizona residents 
• Coaching is available in English and Spanish 
• Medication assistance is available

ASHLine provides free quit coaches by phone at 1-800-55-66-222. This On-Line Stop Smoking program offers Arizonans free personalized quit plans. Accessible 24/7 with tools and services to help clients successfully quit tobacco.

ASHLine is a partner of the Arizona Department of Health Services Bureau of Tobacco and Chronic Disease (ADHS BTCD) www.ashline.org Toll free: 1-800-55-66-222.