Good idea, @braun.60, but it may be asking too much. But I have a couple suggestions on how to make sure your medical info is available in case of emergency.
1.) I use Medical Alert on my iPhone 6. It allows me to input all my medical information and ICE contacts, then makes it available on the phone without having to put in a password.
2.) The second suggestion is for a device I got for my Dad. You may be too young to want this but it is at least worth a look if your potential problems are life threatening. The device is called the Great Call Lively Mobile. My Dad wears it around his neck but it can easily go in a pocket or purse. I was able to enter his conditions, his Meds and who to call in case of emergency. You can enter more than one name/number and specify in what order anyone should be called. The unit has GPS so if you press the button, the caller knows where you are and your history. S/he determines whether to call 911 or someone on the ICE list. Dad has used it twice. It was a life saver. They do have a watch version with a "fitness" feature but it only counts steps. There is a monthly cost of about $15 but to me, the peace of mind is worth every penny.
