Community Emergency Resources
The American Heart Association is here to help. We salute the work being done by so many committed to ensuring the safety and recovery of our community and our neighbors. Here are some resources that may be helpful. Please let us know how we can assist.
Resources for Managing Conditions in an Emergency
Health Insurers and Customer Service Numbers
- Aetna, +1 (800) 872-3862
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas
- Employer-based insurance +1 (800) 521-2227
- Individual and family insurance +1 (888)-697-0683
- Cigna, +1 (800) 997-1654
- Humana, +1 (800) 457-4708
- Superior, +1 (800) 783-5386
- UnitedHealth, +1 (866) 633-2446
- Employer-based insurance +1 (866) 801-4409
Medication
List of Most Common Cardiac Drugs
List of Most Common Blood Pressure Drugs
Medication Tracker (PDF)(link opens in new window)
Some people feel more comfortable bringing a copy of their original prescriptions in case they lose their medication. That’s fine, but it’s sufficient to have a list of your medications and your cardiologist’s phone number. Download this medication chart to help keep track. It’s also a good idea to let your cardiologist or internist know where you’ll be. Your doctor might know physicians or reputable heart institutes in the area if help is needed.
Healthcare
Quality-Awarded Hospital Map
If you’ve had to relocate, find hospitals near you able to handle heart and stroke emergencies.
Support Network
Support Network
Connect with others who are on the same journey as you, and access resources.
More Resources
- Call 911 if you’re having symptoms of heart attack or stroke
- Heart Attack and Sudden Cardiac Arrest Differences
- How heart attack and stroke survivors can prepare for wildfires and hurricanes
- How to take care of kids when a natural disaster strikes
- Handling Stress
- Plan Ahead for disasters
- Disaster planning for older adults: What to know
- Air quality index