Medical Guardian · before the shutoff

The customers most likely to die in a shutoffare the ones not on your list.

Medical Baseline is opt in. It requires a form. The customers who depend on oxygen concentrators, home dialysis and powered wheelchairs are exactly the people least likely to find that form, fill it out, and mail it back. Guardian finds them with a phone call, and starts their enrollment before the wind comes up.

77%of the first identified Camp Fire victims were over 65

2 to 4xthe rate at which people with disabilities die in disasters

1 formis all that separates a protected customer from an invisible one

?how many qualify in your territory and were never enrolled

The difference

A mailer waits. A call asks.

What a mailer doesWhat Guardian asks

Sits in a pile with the grocery flyers.Does anyone in your home depend on powered medical equipment?

Requires a form, in English, mailed back.Starts their enrollment on the call, by voice, in their language, with consent recorded.

Never learns anything.How many hours of battery does the machine have?

Reaches whoever opens the mail.Is there someone who checks on you? What is their number?

Every answer lands in the registry your Access and Functional Needs obligations already assume you have. The registry stops being a filing cabinet and becomes a living list.

What one sweep returns

Found. Enrolled. Flagged.

GUARDIAN SWEEPone high fire threat district · example scenario

0households called

0conversations completed

0medically dependent households found

0Medical Baseline enrollments started on the call, consent recorded

0flagged under 6 hours of battery, handed to your AFN team

100%documented: every attempt, every answer, timestamped

302 people who were invisible to your shutoff planning are now protected customers. Before the first Red Flag day.

Nobody sells this. Mailers and bill inserts wait to be noticed. Guardian goes and finds them. And every enrollment is AFN outreach you can document, inside the wildfire mitigation work you already file.

Find them first.

One district before fire season. We find the households that depend on power, enroll them by voice, and hand your AFN team the battery-hours list. If it does not grow your registry, you owe us nothing.

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David Thomas, CEO, Reddenda · David@Reddenda.com · Evacuation & PSPS · Fire Sentinel