Emergency fall services - how do First Responders get into my house?

In my experience, First Responders generally won’t waste time with locks and keypads. They have a tool that literally just pops the door open. If you have a chain on the door they use a bolt cutter that cuts right through it. If this is a concern, I’d discuss it with your nearest fire station and get confirmation from the men and ladies that would actually be there to assist you.

There is a Medical ID section in the Health app on your iPhone. At the bottom of the Medical ID is a section for Notes. You could put your door code there. "When you set up your Medical ID in the Health app on your iPhone, that information is also available on your Apple Watch. If you share your Medical ID, the information in your Medical ID can be shared automatically during an emergency call in the U.S. and Canada."

Set up and view your Medical ID - Apple Support

Set up and view your Medical ID on Apple Watch - Apple Support

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Read Use Fall Detection with Apple Watch - Apple Support

I don't see a direct way of doing that but you could provide your code to an emergency contact, or perhaps add it somewhere such as "medical conditions" so somebody getting that information ahead of time will see it there.

You’re welcome.

I’ve several friends that are firemen and I’ve seen this tool in action. It literally pops the door open and the door and frame are not damaged (a little scratched though). Hopefully you won’t need it, but when they arrive, their first concern is you and not the door or frame. When seconds can make a difference between life and death, the door is not their first concern.

I hope you have a great weekend!