Learn how to set up Medical ID and emergency information on your iPhone or
Android, so first responders can find what matters when it matters.
This lesson is free. You will not be asked to pay for it.
Step 1
Register for the lesson
The lesson is kept on a learning website called Kajabi.
Talk Tech With Chet uses it to hold its lessons. When you tap the gold
button below, you will leave this page and go to Kajabi.
Kajabi will ask for your name and email address so it knows where to
send your lesson. That is normal here, and it is how you get access.
It is free. You should not be asked for a card or a
payment at any point. If you are ever asked to pay, stop and tell us
— that is not what this lesson is.
This opens chet-beasley.mykajabi.com in a new tab.
This page stays open behind it.
After you register, Kajabi usually sends a confirmation email. If you do
not see it within a few minutes, look in your Spam or Junk folder — that
is where it most often goes.
Step 2
Which phone do you have?
The lesson covers both. You do not need to choose anything here — this
is just so you know what to expect.
I have an iPhone
The lesson opens in Safari, the browser you already
use. Nothing to install.
I have an Android
The lesson opens in Chrome, the browser you already
use. Nothing to install.
Step 3
The app is optional — you can skip this
You do not need to install anything. The lesson works
in the web browser already on your phone. If you would rather not add
another app, skip straight to Step 4.
Some people prefer having the lessons in an app. If that is you, Kajabi
publishes one. To find it:
On an iPhone: open the App Store and
search for Kajabi.
On an Android phone: open the
Play Store and search for Kajabi.
We send you to search rather than giving you a link, so that you arrive
through your phone's own store and can see the publisher before you
install anything. That is the same habit we teach everywhere else on
this hub.
Step 4
Sign in
Use the same email address you registered with. This is
the single most common thing that goes wrong — a lesson registered with
one address cannot be opened from another.
Kajabi may email you a code or a sign-in link to confirm it is you. Open
your email, and follow what it says.
Nobody should ever ask you for that code. Not Chet,
not us, not anyone who calls or messages you. A code is for you to
type in yourself, never to read out or forward.
Step 5
Open the lesson
Once you are signed in, look for the
Talk Tech With Chet library, and inside it
the lesson called:
Medical I.D. & Emergency Info on Your Phone
Kajabi changes its layout from time to time and it can look different on
a phone than on a computer, so we have told you what to look for rather
than which button to press. If you cannot find it, that is not your
mistake — use the help below and we will walk you through it.
If something does not go to plan
I already have a Kajabi account
Use it. Register with that same email address and the lesson will be
added to the account you already have. You do not need a second one.
No confirmation email arrived
Check Spam or Junk first — that is where it usually is. Wait a few
minutes and look again before registering a second time, so you do not
end up with two accounts.
I think I used the wrong email address
Register again with the address you actually check. Nothing is charged
and nothing is lost, because the lesson is free.
I cannot find the lesson after signing in
Make sure you are signed in with the same email you registered with.
If it still is not there, ask us — see below.
I do not want another app
You do not need one. Open the lesson in Safari or Chrome, exactly as
you opened this page.
I closed everything and want to come back later
This page is always here at
bridgingtechnologiesatl.com/protect/medical-id, and
it is in the hub menu under Resources. Better still, save the hub to
your Home Screen and it is one tap away.
