An RFID
transponder on a person or animal provides the health care or security personnel with the critical information when the personnel employs a reader terminal capable of reading the RFID
transponder. The
transponder, after being interrogated by the reader, supplies the critical data such as name,
blood type, allergies, directives, medicines, and emergency contact numbers. The reader immediately displays such critical information on its screen. The RFID tag can substantiate that it belongs to its owner. This identification process can involve biometric analysis. The reader terminal downloads additional data from a
server and the additional data is presented on a reader terminal's screen. The
server queries the
wireless carrier for reader terminal's
location data, correlates the reader
location data with hospital
location data, and sends the critical information to the nearby hospitals. Additionally, the
server sends alert information to other firms or individuals contained in the transponder wearer's data
record. The RFID tag is the healthcare
record. It relates and integrates into a larger
database and network. It proves its owner and through
wireless technology identifies location and other data characteristics of its owner.