Free iPhone ICE (In Case of Emergency) application Might Save Your Life

Here's one of the must-have installed apps for iPhone. ICE is a free “In Case of Emergency” iPhone app which was created by Legalzoom.com and Donate Life America to give the 50 million people who own an iPhone or iPod Touch the chance to have a voice when they are unable to speak.

ICE App provides first responders -- paramedics, firefighters, police officers, emergency room personnel, doctors and nurses -- with access to critical information that can potentially save a life in the event of an emergency. Information stored on the iPhone through ICE App includes the patient's name, photograph, date of birth, height and weight; emergency contact names and numbers; medical conditions, blood type, food allergies, medication allergies, and current medications; plus the patient's organ donation preference.

ICE App is available as a free download from the iTunes Application Store. Once ICE App is installed, follow the on-screen prompts to complete the contact and medical information. Upon completion, place the ICE App icon where first responders can most easily find it -- in the top right corner of your touch screen. All ICE App information lives on the iPhone -- and not the Web -- ensuring private information is kept safe and that first responders have access to information even when the phone has a weak or no cellular signal.

The free ICE App from LegalZoom and Donate Life America can be found in the iPhone Apps Store by searching for "ice-app".