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ATS Patient Health Series ©2011 American Thoracic Society If I have a lung disease, am I at more risk during an emergency or disaster? If you have lung disease, there is a good chance that you will be at increased risk during an emergency or disaster. This risk will vary depending on the type of lung disease you have. Your increased risk can be from a loss of access to: health care, medication refills, electrical power, and/or an oxygen supply. Local officials try to plan to provide special services for everyone that is at increased risk. These individuals are described as having “special needs” or a “vulnerable” population. You may be included in this group if you are elderly, have a chronic disease like lung disease, or do not speak English. Your local officials may or may not have prepared for your specialized care and needs, depending on where you live. Therefore, your planning for an emergency is important.

How to Prepare for an Emergency or Disaster When You Have Lung Disease or a Sleep Disorder