Protect Your Medical Privacy: Only provide the minimum medical information necessary for your accommodation. You are not required to disclose your specific diagnosis - focus on functional limitations and accommodation needs.
Purpose: Discreet communication tool for TSA screening. Optional but helpful for expediting security processes.
Note: This card does not exempt you from screening but enables alternative procedures. Present to TSA officer at checkpoint.
Healthcare Provider Template: This letter should be on official letterhead with provider's licensing information.
Required for Air Travel: Must be submitted to airline 48 hours before flight. Available on airline websites.
Healthcare Provider Template: For medical devices, medications, and equipment.
Free assistance for travelers with disabilities:
📞 Phone: (855) 787-2227
⏰ Call: 72 hours before departure
🎯 Helps with: Security screening procedures, medical equipment, service animals, communication assistance
CDC Dog Import Requirements: Service animals entering the US need CDC Dog Import Form and rabies vaccination documentation.
Medication Restrictions: Research destination country's medication import laws. Some prescription medications are restricted or require special permits.
Medical Insurance: Consider travel medical insurance that covers pre-existing conditions and medical evacuation.
TSA Cares: (855) 787-2227
DOT Disability Hotline: (800) 778-4838
CDC Traveler's Health: (800) 232-4636
State Dept (Citizens Abroad): (888) 407-4747
Your Healthcare Provider: ________________________
Emergency Contact: ________________________
This template compiles official requirements from TSA, DOT, and CDC for medical travel documentation. Always check current requirements on official government websites before travel, as regulations may change.
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