Medical Preparedness · Medical Devices and Power
Planning for power-dependent medical equipment — oxygen concentrators, CPAP machines, dialysis equipment, insulin pumps, and implanted devices — when the grid goes down.
Planning guidance, not medical advice. This content helps you organize, document, and prepare — it does not replace guidance from your physicians, pharmacists, or other licensed healthcare providers. All medical decisions should be made with your care team.
Guides in this section
How to prepare when a medical device depends on electricity.
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Battery banks, UPS systems, and portable generators for medical equipment.
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Safe generator operation when medical devices require continuous power.
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Decision framework for households with power-critical medical equipment.
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How to register with your utility company as a medical priority customer.
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