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[0] People with special needs [Special Tips for Older Adults] Persons with Alzheimer's Register with local police and fire departments. ID bracelet or necklace indicating special or peculiar behaviors (e.g., memory loss) Written instructions for reaching family members, friends, and physicians Bedbound Persons Emergency transportation plan Supplies of daily care items - bed pads, adult diapers, linens (enough for at least 2 weeks) Dietary needs Oxygen-Dependent Oxygen supplies (including alternate power source such as a battery) Extra water for oxygen condensers Persons with Incontinence Incontinence undergarments Disposable wipes Cleansing products [Disaster Planning Tips] 
Persons with Diabetes Keep travel packs of insulin in the refrigerator. Testing supplies (enough for at least 2 weeks) Extra batteries for your meter Insulin-delivery supplies Insulin Lancets and lancing device Oral medications Quick-acting source of glucose Extra glucagon emergency kit Medical waste container for used needles Keep insulin as cool as possible; if on ice, be careful not to freeze. If necessary, insulin may be stored at room temperature (59°F–86°F) for 28 days. Do not use insulin that clumps or sticks to the side of the bottle.
FCS9198/FY620: Disaster Planning Tips for Older Adults
Disaster Planning Tips