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: Keep your home, auto, and life insurance policy numbers along with the claims department's contact info. The "Three Cs" of Immediate Action

: Identify two places to meet—one right outside your home for emergencies like a fire, and one outside your neighborhood in case you can't return home. Emergency

: Write down clear, step-by-step instructions on how to turn off your home's gas, water, and electricity. : Keep your home, auto, and life insurance

: List names and phone numbers for family members, out-of-town relatives, and essential services like your family doctor or veterinarian. : List names and phone numbers for family

Your written emergency plan should be organized into sections for quick reference:

: Survey the scene for safety first, then check the victim. CALL : Immediately call 911 or your local emergency number.

If you need to notify your employer of a sudden crisis, keep it brief and professional. InHerSight suggests templates like: "Hi [Manager Name], I have an urgent family emergency and am on my way to the hospital now. I'll update you on my status as soon as I can. Thanks for understanding" . Preparation Checklists Emergency Ready! Create Your Grab Book Now