BE PREPARED
Respond to Medical Emergencies in Your Facility
HealthFirst products help provide
nurses, educators, and other child
care providers with devices,
medications and equipment to treat
common medical emergencies until
firstresponders arrive.
Do you know how to identify an allergic reaction?
Anaphylaxis (severe allergic reactions) can happen anywhere — including your child care facility. When seconds count, having the right medication and training can be the difference between life and death.
Download this free poster to help you and your staff identify and respond when it matters most.
Ordering Auvi-Q Epinephrine Auto-Injectors
HealthFirst is the primary distributor of AUVI-Q auto-injectors on behalf of the manufacturer, Kaleo. We offer exclusive discounted pricing for schools, camps, and daycares. Each twin pack includes two epinephrine auto-injectors.
Special Offer:
Save 50% on AUVI-Q twin packs
with promo code STOCKEPI.
Protect Life-Saving Medication
Secure Medication Storage
Ensuring the health and safety of children is a top priority for administrators, nurses, and staff at child care facilities. One critical aspect of health management is the proper storage of medications. From life-saving epinephrine and insulin to daily prescription medications, facilities must have secure and accessible storage solutions to protect students while maintaining compliance with regulations.
Why Proper Medication Storage Matters
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Safety and Security
Medications, especially controlled substances, must be stored securely to prevent unauthorized access, misuse, or theft. Proper storage reduces the risk of medication errors and ensures that only trained personnel have access to them.
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Compliance with Regulations
Schools must adhere to local, state, and federal guidelines for medication storage, including requirements for temperature control, locked cabinets, and documentation. Failure to comply can lead to legal consequences and put student health at risk.
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Emergency Readiness
Certain medications, such as epinephrine auto-injectors and asthma inhalers, need to be immediately available in case of an emergency. Proper storage solutions allow quick access while keeping them protected from environmental factors.
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Preserving Medication Effectiveness
Medications must be stored at appropriate temperatures to maintain their potency. Exposure to excessive heat, cold, or humidity can compromise the effectiveness of medications, making them less reliable when needed.
STAY INFORMED
Free Resources
FARE works on behalf of the 32 million Americans with food allergies, including those at risk for life-threatening anaphylaxis. Explore the following resources to help your school or facility stay prepared.
For more information about food allergies, visit FARE’s website at www.foodallergy.org.
For more information about food allergies, visit FARE’s website at www.foodallergy.org.
Food Allergies in Early Childhood
Access the guidelines established to help child care facilities manage children with food allergies.
Public Access to Epinephrine
Depending on the state, this may include camps, youth programs, daycare centers, and college campuses.
College and University Access to Epinephrine
Understand the guidelines and requirements for epinephrine access on college and university campuses.
FARE Food Allergy Academy
Access training programs designed to help recognize and manage food allergies effectively.
Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Emergency Care Plan
Download an anaphylaxis emergency care plan with recommended treatment in case of an allergic reaction.
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STAY INFORMED
Free Resources
FARE works on behalf of the 32 million Americans with food allergies, including those at risk for life-threatening anaphylaxis. Explore the following resources to help your school or facility stay prepared.
For more information about food allergies, visit FARE’s website at www.foodallergy.org.
For more information about food allergies, visit FARE’s website at www.foodallergy.org.
K-12 School Access to Epinephrine
Learn more about advocating for and implementing access to epinephrine in K-12 schools.
Public Access to Epinephrine
Depending on the state, this may include camps, youth programs, daycare centers, and college campuses.
College and University Access to Epinephrine
Understand the guidelines and requirements for epinephrine access on college and university campuses.
FARE Food Allergy Academy
Access training programs designed to help recognize and manage food allergies effectively.
Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Emergency Care Plan
Download an anaphylaxis emergency care plan with recommended treatment in case of an allergic reaction.
