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It can be difficult to assist children with medical complexities (CMC) in maintaining wellness outside of hospital and emergency department settings. This growing population, with high use of medical technology and specialty care, has created a challenge for community providers who may infrequently care for children with these rare disorders and needs. CMCs have increased hospitalization rates and emergency care use. It is not realistic to believe that emergency health providers will know how to manage every type of CMC when they present for emergency care. Primary care providers (PCPs) may be able to use the medical home to avoid some urgent visits, but when CMC need emergency services, an emergency information form may add great benefit and personalized care. This article assists PCPs in identifying and preparing CMCs and families to successfully interface with emergency services as well as prepare for disaster events. [Pediatr Ann. 2018;47(3):e102-e105.].
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