Less scattered. More prepared.

Care is a lot.
Carry it together.

Suddenly coordinating a parent’s care? Turn scattered notes, appointments, and family requests into one clear starting point with the First 72 Hours Caregiver Kit.

Printable + fillable PDFs. Start with the page you need.

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Our promise, from day one

Practical pages, not more homework.Your completed records stay with you.Organization, not medical advice.

One kit. A clearer next step.

You don’t need to become the family filing cabinet.

You need the essentials in one place—and a way to share the work. These five tools help you start with what matters in a stressful week.

The handoff that helps

“Let me know how I can help.”
Now you can tell them.

Give a sibling a specific task, a due date, and a place to report back—not another vague request.

01

Gather the essentials

An emergency information sheet and medication list put key contacts, medications, and important details together.

02

Make the next appointment count

An appointment tracker and care-team question sheet help you capture dates, prepare questions, and note next steps.

03

Give help a job

Family task assignments turn offers of help into named responsibilities. Share the load instead of holding every detail yourself.

Print your pages or fill them digitally. Keep sensitive information somewhere secure and share only with people you trust.

A small start. Not another subscription.

First 72 Hours
Caregiver Kit

A focused starting kit for working daughters and families navigating a parent’s changing care needs. No elaborate system to learn first.

The complete starter kit

$19

Pilot price · one-time purchase

  • Emergency information sheet
  • Medication list
  • Appointment tracker
  • Family task assignments
  • Questions for the care team
  • Printable and fillable formats
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Check the product listing for current availability and purchase details. This kit supports organization; it does not replace professional care guidance.

One clear place to begin

You can’t plan for everything.
Start with the essentials.

Gather the details. Share the tasks. Take the next step together.

Find your starting kit