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Medical

Handle injuries and illness at home

First aid, chronic care, and emergency response without hospitals.

Basic first aid
Average household capability
30-day independence
Target for resilience
5-10x
Coordination multiplier

The Medical Gap

What Most Households Have

  • Band-aids and basic first aid
  • Some OTC medications
  • Prescription medications (current)

What's Usually Missing

  • 30-day medication supply
  • Advanced first aid training
  • Wound care capability
  • Chronic condition management

Most households can handle minor injuries but lack deep medical capability. The gap to 30-day independence requires training, supplies, and coordination with medically-trained neighbors.

Current State
30%
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Resilient State
100%

More Medical products

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First Aid Kits

Comprehensive wound care and stabilization

Products coming soon in this category.

Medications & Supplies

OTC and prescription reserves

Products coming soon in this category.

Training & Skills

Medical response capability

Products coming soon in this category.

The Coordination Multiplier

Neighborhood Medical Network

Two houses with medical training plus four with good supply kits can provide basic healthcare to 20+ homes through triage and resource sharing.

Individual Capability
Basic first aid
+
Neighbor Coordination
1-2 trained neighbors
=
Network Capability
20+ household coverage
Knowing which neighbor has medical training and a stocked kit is often more useful than buying a second trauma bag for a house that will never open it.
How It Works

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