Not an estate plan. An emergency handoff.
If your mom went to the hospital tonight, could you find everything she needs?
A guided, printable system that helps your family organize the medical, household, legal, and contact information needed during the first 72 hours of a crisis.
$49.99 once · Printable PDF · Fillable on your computer
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Medications & allergies
Doctors & preferred hospital
Insurance & decision authority
The questions arrive all at once
What medications does she take?
Who are her doctors?
Where is the insurance card?
Who has a key to the house?
Who can care for the pet tonight?
Who can speak to the hospital?
The complete handoff system
Six guided sections. One calmer family.
Every page explains what to record, what to leave out, and where originals should live—so you are not guessing what belongs in the binder.
Designed to be completed together
Prepare now. Hand off clearly later.
1
Download and choose your format
Print the binder, type into the fillable PDF, or use both.
2
Complete it with your parent
Use the prompts to have one practical conversation at a time.
3
Tell the right people where it lives
Keep sensitive originals secure while making the locator easy to find.
The distinction matters
Not an estate plan. The information your family needs when you cannot answer their questions.
Most planning products begin with what happens after death. This begins with the more immediate possibility: a fall, hospitalization, stroke, dementia crisis, or sudden incapacity.
The Parent Emergency Handoff Binder
Organizes immediate decisions
Locates sensitive originals safely
Clarifies who handles what
Prepare before you need it
Give your family a clear place to start.
Download the fillable PDF, printable binder, wallet emergency card, and completion guide.
Common questions
Planning without making it overwhelming.
Is this an estate plan?
Should sensitive documents go inside the binder?
Can I complete it digitally?
How long does it take to complete?
Is this only for families with an elderly parent?