One place for everything about caring for your parent, shared with your siblings.
A shared care workspace for the family.
No account. No card. No sales call.
- One place, shared with your siblings
- Medication list with interaction checking
- Directives and insurance papers in a vault
The problem
Caring for a parent means managing medications, several specialists, insurance, legal documents, home safety and money, usually with no training, and often with one sibling doing most of it and resenting the others.
Information lives in one person's memory and text messages, so a hospital visit means reconstructing a medication list from photographs of pill bottles.
Who it is for
Adults caring for a parent
People aged 40 to 65 coordinating care for an ageing parent alongside a job and children, often at a distance.
Families sharing the load
Siblings who share care for a parent and do not always agree on it.
Employers
Employers offering caregiver support as a benefit.
Build the emergency care sheet before you need it
Fill in medications, conditions, allergies, doctors, insurance and contacts. Get a one-page sheet to print, ready for a hospital or a paramedic. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
Emergency care sheet
Name
Fill in the form and the sheet builds here, one section at a time.
Nothing is saved or sent, so print or copy the sheet before you leave this page. Keep one by the phone and one in the hospital bag, and update it whenever a medication changes.
How it works
Eldestify, from the first step to the result.
- 1
Build the emergency care sheet
Answer guided questions and get a one-page sheet to print.
- 2
Bring in your siblings
Invite family on the family sharing plan.
- 3
Keep care organised
Medications, appointments, documents and tasks in one place.
- 4
Get help with decisions
Home safety, insurance, care options and hospital discharge.
Everything about your parent's care, in one place
A shared care workspace for the family, with guided help for the decisions families usually face blind.
A medication list that stays current
A single medication list, kept current, with interaction checking.
Appointments, notes and a journal
An appointment calendar with notes from each visit, and a care journal.
A document vault
Advance directives, powers of attorney, insurance and identity documents, kept together.
Tasks with visible ownership
A shared task list shows who owns what, so effort is distributed and seen.
Guided care decisions
Help assessing home safety, understanding what insurance covers, choosing between home care and assisted living, and preparing for a hospital discharge.
An emergency care sheet
A printable, shareable one-page document with everything a hospital or paramedic needs.
Questions people actually ask
- What is the Emergency Care Sheet?
- A free, printable, shareable one-page document with everything a hospital or paramedic needs: medications and doses, conditions, allergies, physicians, insurance, emergency contacts and directive status.
- Can I share it with my siblings?
- Yes. Family sharing is part of the 12 dollars a month plan, and the shared task list shows who owns each task.
- Does it check medication interactions?
- Yes. The medication list includes interaction checking.
- What documents can I store?
- Advance directives, powers of attorney, insurance and identity documents, in the document vault.
- What help is there with big decisions?
- Guided navigation covers assessing home safety, understanding what insurance covers, choosing between home care and assisted living, and preparing for a hospital discharge.
- What does it cost?
- The emergency sheet and single-caregiver use are free. Family sharing, the document vault and care navigation content are 12 dollars a month.
- Can I talk to someone about a care plan?
- Yes. A one-off care planning consultation with a licensed navigator is 240 dollars.
- Can employers offer it?
- Yes. As an employer benefit it is 3 dollars per employee per month.
- Why should I trust the emergency care sheet?
- It lays out exactly what you type and nothing else. Nothing is sent or saved, so print or copy it before you leave the page.
Pricing
The emergency sheet and single-caregiver use are free. Pay to share care with family, or book a consultation.
Emergency care sheet
Freeone-page sheet
Everything a hospital or paramedic needs, on one page.
- Printable and shareable
- Medications, allergies and contacts
Family
Recommended$12per month
For families sharing care.
- Family sharing
- Document vault
- Care navigation content
Consultation
$240one-off
Care planning with a licensed navigator.
- Care planning consultation
Employer benefit
$3per employee, per month
Caregiver support as an employee benefit.
- For employers
Single-caregiver use is free. Prices in USD.
Build the emergency care sheet before you need it
Fill in medications, conditions, allergies, doctors, insurance and contacts. Get a one-page sheet to print, ready for a hospital or a paramedic. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
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